Titlebook: Neoliberal Culture; Jim McGuigan Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 cultural policy.culture.media.society.glob

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Jim McGuiganindispensable reference point for those interested in studying tribes in general and who are engaged in the process of developing tribal studies as a discipline in particular.?.978-981-13-8092-1978-981-13-8090-7

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Introductionpolitics’, which usually refers to the ideological meaning of art works, such as the partisan significance of form and content in a conflict-ridden context. The present book is not primarily concerned, if at all, with that particular conjunction of art and politics but, instead, with institutionalis

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The Art and Soul of Neoliberalismts impact on the cultural field.. How do we explain the relation of neoliberal ideology and political economy to art in particular and culture in general? Such a task requires a wider-ranging and critical methodology for analysing the politics of culture holistically instead of merely supplementing

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Cool Businessnn was waged on behalf of US workers because it resulted in domestic job losses and high unemployment. While disputing the critical assumption that it is ‘only about cheap labor’, these campaigning journalists also showed some concern for Chinese workers:

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Cool Artxemplary case, virtually replaces it: ‘the Saatchi phenomenon’ and the marketing of cool art in general. It also looks at a marginalised counterpoint to that phenomenon as a reminder of cultural opposition to capitalism and inequality.

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Investing in the Selfminationist project — the neoliberal endgame’.. His argument derives from a controversial proposition of Karl Marx, the tendency of the rate of profit to fall. Desperate measures are taken to buck this trend by boosting capital accumulation, typically displacement and technological substitution of l

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Creative Classal cities around the world. Florida’s ‘creative class’ thesis is particularly relevant to an understanding of how neoliberal ideology is manifested in the politics of culture, as acknowledged in the following quotation from Trine Billie, a Danish cultural-policy researcher: ‘Florida… introduces a ne

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