Post-Neoliberalism in the Americas

Chapter 1 Post-Neoliberalism in the Americas: An Introduction

Chapter 2 The Contradictions and Transformations of Neoliberalism in Latin America: From Structural Adjustment to “Empowering the Poor”

Chapter 3 Post-Neoliberalism and the New Left in the Americas: The Pathways of Economic and Trade Policies

Chapter 4 Struggling between Autonomy and Institutional Transformations: Social Movements in Latin America and the Move toward Post-Neoliberalism

Chapter 5 Post-Neoliberalism and the Emergence of Human Rights Politics in International Finance

Chapter 6 Hugo Chávez and the Search for Post-Neoliberal Policy Alternatives in Venezuela

Chapter 7 From Naked Barbarism to Barbarism with Benefits: Neoliberal Capitalism, Natural Gas Policy, and the Evo Morales Government in Bolivia

Chapter 8 Is There a Post-Neoliberal Policy toward Foreign Direct Investment in Argentina and Chile?

Chapter 9 The World Bank and the Poverty Reduction Strategy of Nicaragua: Toward a Post-Neoliberal World Development Order?

Chapter 10 The “Re-Branding” of Neoliberalism: Competing Hegemonies and Systemic Dilemmas Impacting Educational Development in Heavily Indebted Latin American States

Chapter 11 Neoliberalism and the Micropolitics of Domination in the United States

Chapter 12 Poverty Policy and Politics in Canada and Mexico: “Inclusive” Liberalism?

Chapter 13 The Shaping of Motherhood through Social Investment in Children: Examples from Canada and Mexico

Chapter 14 Neoliberalism’s Agnosticism: Domestic and Immigration Policies and the Model Family in Canada and the United States

Chapter 15 Colombia’s Neoliberal Regime of Governance: Securitization by Dispossession

Chapter 16 Afterword: Post-Neoliberal Politics and Pathways