Perspectives on Neoliberalism for Human Service Professionals

Mel Gray · Mitchell Dean · Kylie Agllias · Amanda R. Hiles Howard · Leanne Schubert

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Social Policy and Reform Studies Public Policy and Administration Research Globalization and political ideologies

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This article provides an overview of recent perspectives on neoliberalism, which serve as a foundation for the assessment of neoliberalism’s influence on human services practice. Conventionally, neoliberalism has been conceived of as an ideology, but more recent perspectives regard neoliberalism as an art of government, a thought collective, and an uneven but path-dependent process of regulatory development. We argue that these new perspectives have the potential to contribute to our critical capacity and open avenues for the analysis of contemporary transformations of public policy and its delivery.

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