Soviet-Style Neoliberalism?

Julie Hemment

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Russia and Soviet political economy Soviet and Russian History Sociopolitical Dynamics in Russia

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Putin co-opted angry Russian pensioners and youth, channeling their energies into state-sanctioned projects of social renewal while continuing the direction of policy along a neoliberal path.

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2020A Brief History of Neoliberalism 2006Neoliberalism as Exception 1996Inventing our Selves 2002Inventing the NeedyGender and the Politics of Welfare in Hungary

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