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Digilio, Patricia
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341 p.
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Abstract
The discussions that aim to think our current time often develop from a historical perspective that seeks to establish continuities and ruptures compared to previous stages. In these controversies, neoliberalism is noted as one of the most prominent features of recent decades. However, a schematic approach reveals that within the broad field of research dedicated to address problems related to neoliberalism –its causes and consequences, its forms of persistence and eventual extinction–, the developments that attempt to think neoliberalism as a problem –its different modes of appearance, its beginnings, its mutations and its specific characteristics– comprise a certainly bounded subgroup. In response to this difficulty, the present thesis aims to compose a characterization of neoliberalism in order to constitute a specific contribution to these debates from the perspective of Social Philosophy.
Título obtenido
Doctor de la Universidad de Buenos Aires en Ciencias Sociales
Institución otorgante
Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Sociales