Genealogies of Citizenship

The standard criticism on the left of neoliberalism, whose ideological core is what Somers Somers aptly calls “market fundamentalism,” is that it harms the economic interests of most people and is bad for the overall functioning of the economy. On the one had, market fundamentalism leads to a rejection of the affirmative state and thus the massive underprovision of a wide range of public goods; on the other hand, weakly regulated markets generate sharp increases in inequality, environmental destruction, risky speculative behavior and economic volatility. In the end, the argument goes, market fundamentalism is both bad for the wellbeing of most people and bad

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• Entretien avec Georges Balandier

  Open Access•Philippe Chanial, Georges Balandier•Quaderni•1994

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• Capitalist Development and Democracy

  Iván Llamazares Valduvieco•Sociological Worlds•2013

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• Social Origins of Dictatorship and Democracy

  Barrington Moore, Jr Barrington Moore•Social Origins of Dictatorship…•1974

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• Insurgent Collective Action and Civil War in El Salvador (Cambridge Studies in Comparative Politics)

  Elisabeth Jean Wood•Insurgent Collective Action and…•2003

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• André Gunder Frank

  Open Access•Theotônio Dos Santos•Latin American Perspectives•2005

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