What Comes After Neoliberalism? Four Propositions for a New Law of Political Economy beyond Structural Liberalism and Structural Marxism

What Comes After Neo-Liberalism? (2020)
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What comes after neoliberalism? This is in many ways the question of our time. Or maybe neoliberalism doesn’t really exist at all? And if it does, what is the relevance for lawyers, legal scholarship and legal practice?

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