The Anglo-American Model of Neoliberalism of the 1980s: Construction, Development and Dissemination

ISBN-13: 9783031120732 / Angielski / Twarda / 2022 / 335 str.

Nathalie Lévy; Alexis Chommeloux; Nathalie A. Champroux

Opis

This book studies neoliberalism's features in the UK and USA in the 1980s in relation to the philosophical, historical, political, legal, and economic concepts. It analyses the model's legacy in the "Anglosphere," its acceptance, rejection, proliferation in France and Europe - the EU often emulating and disseminating neoliberal processes and techniques via hard and soft law -, its scope, its spread throughout EU countries characterised by "illiberalism," highlighting the model's need to adapt. It fills a historiographical gap regarding a concept which remains acutely topical.

Spis treści

1. Preamble

 I. Liberalism in 19th Century Britain and Progressivism in 20th Century America; Contacts, Conflicts and Connections (1832-1945) (Kenneth O. Morgan)

 II. The Intellectual Roots of Neoliberalism: Advocating for a New Paradigm (1945-1979) (Stéphane Porion  Sébastien Mort)

2. Introduction (Nathalie A. Champroux, Alexis Chommeloux  Sébastien Mort)

Part I. The Neoliberal Model, Theoretical and Political Perspectives

3. Standing the Test of Time? The "Resilience" of the Anglo-American Neoliberal Paradigm in the Post-Financial Crisis, Post-Covid Era (Martime Azuelos)

4. Genealogy and Architecture of a Global Model: The Role of British and American Conservatize Think Tanks in the Dissemination of Neoliberal Ideas (Virgile Lorenzoni)

5. Anglo-American Neoliberalism: An Illiberal Model? (Raphaël Demias-Morisset)

6. Neoliberalism in Britain: From Origins to Orthodoxy (Peter Dorey)

7. Winning without Winning: Neoliberalism, Public Opinion, and Electoral Politics in the United States (1968-2000) (Robert Mason)

Part II. Transfer of the Neoliberal Paradigm with the Anglosphere

8. The Originalism of American Federal Judges or the Establishment of Constitutional Foundations for Economic Liberalism since the 1970s (Thierry Kirat  Frédéric Marty)

9. Was United States Financials Liberalisation in the 1980s Inspired by the Neoliberal Model? (1913-2013) (Nathalie Lévy)

10. From Thatcher to Johnson: 40 Years of Neoliberalism in the UK, Continuities and Adaptions (Catherine Mathieu)

11. Exploring the Neoliberal Health Legacy in Britain (Louise Dalingwater)

12. The Limits of the Neoliberal Paradigm? Health Care Politics and the Sexual Revolutions in the United States at a Time of Crisis (1970-1992) (Jonathan Bell)

13. Detention of Undocumented Migrants: from Reagan's Neoliberal, Money-Led Agency to a More Humanistic Approach (Agnès de Fraissinette)

Part III. Dissemination in Europe

14. Expanding the Kingdom: The Walt Disney Company as a Purveyor of Neoliberal Logic (Ilias Ben Mna)

15. Has Anglo-American Neoliberalism Been a Model for France? The Case of Economic and Financial Reforms (1986-1988) (Florence Descamps & Laure Quennouëlle-Corre)

16. European Economic Governance, the European Semester and Health: Reflections from the French Case (Selma Josso)

17. From New Public Management to Social Impact Bonds: the European Experience (Rosella Carè)

18. From "No-Liberalism" to Neoliberalism in Central Eastern Europe of the Late 20th Century: A Success Story (Barbara Curylo)

O autorze

Nathalie Lévy is Senior Lecturer at University of Tours, France.

Alexis Chommeloux is Senior Lecturer at University of Tours, France.

Nathalie A. Champroux is Professor at University of Tours, France.

Stéphane Porion is Senior Lecturer at University of Tours, France.

Selma Josso is Senior Lecturer at University of Tours, France.

Audrey Damiens is Senior Lecturer at University of Tours, France.

Blurb

This book studies neoliberalism’s features in the UK and USA in the 1980s in relation to the philosophical, historical, political, legal, and economic concepts. It analyses the model’s legacy in the 'Anglosphere', its acceptance, rejection, proliferation in France and Europe—the EU often emulating and disseminating neoliberal processes and techniques via hard and soft law—its scope, its spread throughout EU countries characterised by 'illiberalism', highlighting the model’s need to adapt. It fills a historiographical gap regarding a concept which remains acutely topical.

Nathalie Lévy is Senior Lecturer at University of Tours, France.

Alexis Chommeloux is Senior Lecturer at University of Tours, France.

Nathalie A. Champroux is Professor at University of Tours, France.

Stéphane Porion is Senior Lecturer at University of Tours, France.

Selma Josso is Senior Lecturer at University of Tours, France.

Audrey Damiens is Senior Lecturer at University of Tours, France.