Routledge Remaking Market Society: Neoliberalism Critique - Political Economy

Neoliberalism has shaped global governance, social policy, and public services for three decades, yet the term remains contested and imprecisely defined in critical literature. This Routledge volume moves beyond standard critique to provide analytical clarity on neoliberalism's influence on contemporary society. Rather than rehearsing familiar arguments or reconstructing neoliberalism's history, the book examines how neoliberal ideas have penetrated governance structures and social-service provision. Ideal for scholars, students, and readers interested in political economy, social theory, and the intellectual foundations of modern policy debates, this work offers a rigorous reassessment of neoliberal thought and its practical consequences. Part of the Routledge Frontiers of Political Economy series, it contributes essential perspective to understanding the ideological frameworks shaping today's world.