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Penguin Press The Invisible Doctrine - Secret History of Neoliberalism

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The Invisible Doctrine reveals the secret history of neoliberalism and shows how this powerful ideology shapes every aspect of modern life. By exposing the hidden forces behind education, jobs, health care, leisure, relationships, and even the air we breathe, the book gives readers the insight needed to recognize and challenge the system that controls daily decisions. You will gain a clear understanding of why many accept the status quo and discover concrete ideas for building an alternative politics that serves the many, not the few. Praised as a #1 Sunday Times bestseller, the work is described as "explosive and beautifully told" by Danny Dorling and "dynamite" by Caroline Lucas, confirming its impact and readability. Whether you are a student, activist, or curious reader, this narrative equips you with the knowledge to join informed debates, question policies, and support movements toward a fairer, more sustainable future. Dive into this compelling analysis and empower yourself to see beyond the myth that there is no alternative.

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Awarded the #1 spot on the Sunday Times bestseller list, this book brings trusted authority and wide readership, assuring you are getting a highly regarded and influential analysis of neoliberalism.

It uncovers how neoliberal ideas shape every corner of modern life-from schools and workplaces to health care, leisure activities, personal relationships, and even the planet we share-making the hidden visible.

By shattering the belief that 'there is no alternative,' the book opens a mental space for readers to imagine and build new political and economic models that serve the many, not the few.

Written in a clear, compelling narrative, complex economic history is broken down into stories and examples that are easy to follow, allowing both scholars and casual readers to grasp the forces at work.

Equipped with this knowledge, you gain the confidence to question policies, join informed debates, and contribute to movements that aim to replace harmful neoliberal practices with fairer, sustainable alternatives.

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Brand: Penguin Press
Format: paperback
ASIN: 1802062696
Category: Books > Subjects > Business, Finance & Law > Biographies & Histories > Business & Economic History
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 27 March 2025
Listed Since: 27 June 2024

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