Neoliberalism as Political Technology: Expertise, Energy, and Democracy in Chile

Neoliberalism as Political Technology: Expertise, Energy, and Democracy in Chile

Neoliberalism has had a profound impact on contemporary Chile. Neoliberal policies redefined sectors and institutions in industry (Ffrench-Davis 1980, labor (Foxley 1983), health (Ossand ó n 2009), the city (Portes and Roberts 2005; Sabatini 2000 ), and the environment (Liverman and Vilas 2006), fro...

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Hauptverfasser: Manuel Tironi, Javiera Barandiarán
Format: Buchkapitel
Sprache:eng
Schlagworte:
Applied ecology
Applied sciences
Biological sciences
Democracy
Ecology
Economic liberalism
Economic theory
Economics
Electricity
Electromagnetism
Energy
Energy economics
Energy engineering
Engineering
Environmental economics
Environmental impact
Environmental impact assessment
Environmental management
Environmental studies
Fundamental forces
Government
Military engineering
Nuclear engineering
Nuclear power
Physical sciences
Physics
Political regimes
Political science
Political systems
Science, Technology & Society
Technology
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Zusammenfassung:Neoliberalism has had a profound impact on contemporary Chile. Neoliberal policies redefined sectors and institutions in industry (Ffrench-Davis 1980, labor (Foxley 1983), health (Ossand ó n 2009), the city (Portes and Roberts 2005; Sabatini 2000 ), and the environment (Liverman and Vilas 2006), from the 1970s through today. Many say that nowhere else has neoliberal restructuring been more extended and aggressive (Klein 2008; Lave, Mirowski, and Randalls 2010). In addition, the link between neoliberalism as a set of policies and as an epistemological framework related to the Chicago School of Economics (Van Horn and Mirowski 2009) is embodied in Chile
DOI:10.7551/mitpress/9618.003.0020