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Rajinder Peshin,Ashok K. Dhawanhe meaning and implications of the UK’s particularly calamitous encounter with the COVID-19 global pandemic. The book is distinctive in that it mobilises an applied political philosophy perspective to pioneer fresh intellectual resources—both analytical and normative—to advance the thesis that the c

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Masaud-ul-Haq Wani,Saima Masood Waniberal model and a historically exceptional pandemic event. However,?before getting to COVID-19, we must take a step back and consider first the odyssey of market fundamentalism and the trajectory and travails of British neoliberalism. And, to do this, we must take a second step back and reflect crit

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-97-2879-4s (comparatively) hesitant and inadequate response to the pandemic. We argue that British neoliberalism’s central article of faith—the primacy of?freedom as non-interference—has created a hostile environment to effective public health intervention and in consequence a flat-footed and reticent state

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Natural Resource Pricing and Rentsnfrastructure to protect the public from unnecessary harm. In the neoliberal era, however, the idea that the state can be a positive and legitimate actor in the lives of citizens has been critically eroded. In this chapter, we will show how this neoliberal approach to thinking about the legitimate p

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