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post-neoliberalism

post-neoliberalism noun: ideas and movements critiquing and seeking alternatives to neoliberalism, focusing on social equity, democracy, and public institutions, often responding to neoliberalism's perceived failures like inequality.

Noun

post-neoliberalism (uncountable)

  1. Ideas and movements critiquing and seeking alternatives to neoliberalism, focusing on social equity, democracy, and public institutions, often responding to neoliberalism's perceived failures like inequality.

Origin of post-neoliberalism

From post- + neoliberalism.

Questions about post-neoliberalism

What does post-neoliberalism mean?
Post-neoliberalism means ideas and movements critiquing and seeking alternatives to neoliberalism, focusing on social equity, democracy, and public institutions, often responding to neoliberalism's perceived failures like inequality.
What part of speech is post-neoliberalism?
Post-neoliberalism is a noun.

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  6. post-neoliberalism
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