Why do some countries govern by moderate neoliberalism while others by a radical version? Looking at Spain and Romania, 'Ruling Ideas' points to the role of local intellectual traditions, the strength of international alternatives, the resources of the local advocates of neoliberalism, and their vulnerability to external coercion.
Why do some countries govern by moderate neoliberalism while others by a radical version? Looking at Spain and Romania, 'Ruling Ideas' points to the role of local intellectual traditions, the strength of international alternatives, the resources of the local advocates of neoliberalism, and their vulnerability to external coercion
Why do some countries govern by moderate neoliberalism while others by a radical version? Looking at Spain and Romania, Ruling Ideas points to the role of local intellectual traditions, the strength of international alternatives, the resources of the local advocates of neoliberalism, and their vulnerability to external coercion.
Englisch
Oxford University Press
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