NEOLIBERALIZATION AND THE PRESS: FRAMINGS OF THE COUNTER-REFORMS UNDER THE UMA PONTE PARA O FUTURO REGIME

Open access Oct 2026

O NEOLIBERALISMO E SEUS DESDOBRAMENTOS NA CONJUNTURA ESTRUTURAL E LABORAL DO BRASIL

Abstract: This research studies the influence of neoliberal principles on the (re)configuration of the Brazilian state and labor market, emphasizing the socioeconomic and political consequences arising from neoliberalism. The study uses a qualitative and bibliographical approach to analyze how neoliberal policies – der...

Yago Kawan Silva Vitor, K. Menezes · Confluências | Revista Inter... · 0 citations

Open access Sep 2026

From “Tree of Three Roots” to External Intervention: The Political Anatomy of 21st Century Socialism and the Crisis of the Bolivarian Regime

This article examines the historical, ideological, and political dimensions of the Bolivarian Revolution, which began in Venezuela in 1999 with Hugo Chávez’s rise to power and was plunged into deep uncertainty on January 3, 2026, when Nicolás Maduro was overthrown following U.S. intervention. Adopting a qualitative his...

G. Cin · 19 Mayıs Sosyal Bilimler Der... · 0 citations

Review Open access 2026

From Protests to the Constituent Process: An Analysis of the Deadlocks of Chilean Mobilizations Through the Lens of the Hegemonic Imaginary (2011-2022)

Abstract This paper seeks to understand why the past decade in Chile witnessed successive waves of large-scale protests that ultimately encountered limits in the form of the constitutional rejection. The central hypothesis is that the protests functioned as events that reshaped the possibilities for political organizat...

Daniel Henrique da Mota Ferreira, Lucas Paz dos Santos · Revista Direito e Práxis · 0 citations

2026

Polycentric Neoliberalism in Thailand: Crisis, Sufficiency, and the Expansion of Populist Welfare

How does neoliberalism survive as a political project in the aftermath of crises? This article explores the reconfiguration of neoliberalism to the changing political economy of Thailand in the aftermath of the 1997 financial crisis, and argues that its survival was preconditioned on a process of “polycentric” transfor...

Aila Trasi · Global Perspectives · 0 citations

Book Open access 2020

Conclusion. Egalitarianism and Dynamics of Oppression: Constitutive Processes

The Swing to the Right: An Update of Latin American Politics Th e current authoritarian turn in neoliberal capitalism is providing further evidence that the dominant economic system is inseparable from the state apparatus -and, in this particular moment, from processes of state corpo ratization.Currently, tendencies li...

Alessandro Zagato, Marina Gold · Berghahn Books · 0 citations

Open access Sep 2026

The Reversibility of Global South Politics in the Contestation of World Order: A Postcolonial Critique of Eurocentrism and the Captive Mind

This article offers a critical reflection on the subordination of the Global South within a global world order constructed upon Eurocentric foundations. Employing a postcolonial approach and historiographical method, this study examines how Eurocentrism—as a representation of Global North power—operates through politic...

A. L. Wene · Jurnal Multidisiplin Indones... · 0 citations