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States or markets? : Neo-liberalism and the development policy debate

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Oppressive governments, US closeness, and anti-US terrorism : conference paper

Gries, Thomas; Meierrieks, Daniel; Redlin, Margarete - 2014 - (Draft version, do not cite: 2014-02-28)

Since the 9/11 attacks more attention has been given to the question why the United States is a major target for transnational terrorism. What conditions motivate these terrorist activities? Are there specific characteristics in the terrorists home countries that provide a breeding ground for...

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Destabilizing orders - understanding the consequences of neoliberalism : proceedings of the MaxPo Fifth-Anniversary Conference, Paris, January 12-13, 2018

Andersson, Jenny (ed.); Godechot, Olivier (ed.) - MaxPo Anniversary Conference <5., 2018, Paris> - 2018

ways that we do not yet understand. Perhaps the greatest paradox of all is that neoliberalism has spawned authoritarianism … cleavages produced by the shift to neoliberalism since the 1970s. The paper presents arguments by leading scholars in economic …

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