The rhetoric of neo‐liberalism

Abstract

This essay identifies the generic appeals of Neo‐Liberal rhetoric by locating them within the twentieth‐century Liberal tradition. Neo‐Liberal rhetoric is found to share with Liberal rhetoric a utilitarian perspective and a tendency to rationalize corporate business power. Neo‐Liberal rhetoric is a distinct variant of Liberal rhetoric as it combines non‐ideological, innovative, and entrepreneurial appeals.

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