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Fell­ner, W. and Spash, C.L. (2014). The Il­lu­sion of Con­sumer Sov­er­eignty in Eco­nomic and Neo­lib­eral Thought. ideas.re­pec.org Vi­enna: In­sti­tute for En­vir­on­ment and Re­gional Devel­op­ment.
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Fellner, W. and Spash, C.L. (2014). The Illu­sion of Consumer Sover­eignty in Economic and Neoli­beral Thought. ideas.repec.org Vienna: Insti­tute for Envi­ron­ment and Regional Deve­lop­ment. pp.37.
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, Zed Books, 2013, in­cludes a trib­ute es­say to the econom­ist Surendra Patel in the form of a tra­ject­ory of cap­it­al­ism from its ori­gins in mer­cant­il­ist trade and con­quest to neo­lib­eral glob­al­iz­a­tion and the fin­an­cial crises of 2008.
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, Zed Books, 2013, includes a tribute essay to the econo­mist Surendra Patel in the form of a trajec­tory of capi­ta­lism from its origins in mercan­ti­list trade and conquest to neoli­beral globa­liza­tion and the finan­cial crises of 2008.
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The area of pub­lic policy and gov­ernance was tra­di­tion­ally one in which the role of the State and formal in­sti­tu­tions of gov­ern­ment were cent­ral. Since the rise of neo­lib­er­al­ism in the 1980s the tra­di­tional role of gov­ern­ment has come into ques­tion and the State has had many of its’ func­tions rolled back.
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The area of public policy and gover­nance was tradi­tio­nally one in which the role of the State and formal insti­tu­tions of govern­ment were central. Since the rise of neoli­be­ra­lism in the 1980s the tradi­tional role of govern­ment has come into ques­tion and the State has had many of its’ func­tions rolled back. The private sector has incre­a­singly been brought in to carry out the provi­sio­ning of services (e.g., via public private part­nerships, contrac­tin­g-out), and the mana­ge­ria­lism of the private sector has been seen as ‘the way’ to make deci­sions and take control of insti­tu­tional prac­tice.