Considers Quote by Henry Giroux

“Neoliberalism represents a highly efficient, indeed an intelligent, system for exploiting freedom. Everything that belongs to practices and expressive forms of liberty –emotion, play…

— Byung-Chul Han

Neoliberalism emerged by defining itself against what it labelled as an unrealistic and unsustainable programme of social welfare and public spending.

— Mark Fisher

Neoliberal democracy. Instead of citizens, it produces consumers. Instead of communities, it produces shopping malls. The net result is an atomized society of disengaged…

— Noam Chomsky

“Neoliberalism is an extreme form of capitalism that started to become dominant in the 1980s, under Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher, but since the…

— Naomi Klein

Neoliberalism is vulnerable. When it comes to talking about social provisions, the only argument they have is the argument of barbarians: that social provisions…

— Henry Giroux

The devastation of neoliberalism is so multi-fold, whether it's violence against women or desperate economic inequality or the destruction of the planet.

— Eve Ensler

“[W]hat counts as ‘realistic’, what seems possible at any point in the social field, is defined by a series of political determinations. An ideological…

— Mark Fisher

“Neoliberalism works best when there is formal electoral democracy, but when the population is diverted from the information, access, and public forums necessary for…

— Noam Chomsky

The very design of neoliberal principles is a direct attack on democracy.

— Noam Chomsky

[Ruling elie] haven't given up on neoliberal ideology, they use it. And I think they've normalized that ideology, the notion that, for instance, that…

— Henry Giroux

Neoliberalism is going to fail by being replaced. The system is entirely broken. Whenever you have a system that equates a market economy with…

— Henry Giroux

The ideology of neoliberalism, with its privatization, its deregulation, its emphasis on consumption, its elimination of basically apparatuses that can provide alternative points of…

— Henry Giroux