Neoliberal Culture

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Focusing on the influence of global free-market ideologies since the 1970s, this book critically examines how neoliberalism has shaped the arts, media, and daily life. The author characterizes this phenomenon as a "short counter-revolution," exploring its pervasive effects on cultural practices and societal norms. Through this analysis, the book reveals the intricate connections between economic policies and cultural transformations, offering insights into the broader implications of neoliberal dominance.