Neoliberalism, Globalization, and Inequalities

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Challenging the prevailing ideology that promotes minimal state intervention in economic and social affairs, this collection of articles critiques the policies advocated since the Reagan-Thatcher era. It presents diverse perspectives that argue for a more active role of the state in fostering human development, questioning the effectiveness of economic science as it is currently applied. Through these discussions, the book aims to provoke thought and debate on the relationship between government involvement and societal progress.