Titlebook: Violent Neoliberalism; Development, Discour Simon Springer Book 2015 Simon Springer 2015 Cambodia.Culture.Development.Discourse.Dispossessi

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Introduction—Sic Transit Gloria Mundi: There’s Something Rotten in the State of Cambodiare neoliberalization has not resulted in a movement toward peace, but in a profound and unmistakable encounter with violence. My favorite passage from the film . (1943) seems to sum this up nicely: “Everything seems beautiful because you don’t understand.

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Introduction—Sic Transit Gloria Mundi: There’s Something Rotten in the State of Cambodiand in seeking to transform our outlook on the current state of affairs, Susan George (1999, np) quipped,.Put differently, if proponents of neoliberal ideology are to be believed, the current moment signals a rising tide that lifts all boats toward a harmonious global village. Yet there is considerab

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Violent Kleptocracy: The Articulations of Neoliberalism and Patronagewith the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank, worked to reconstitute the global (im)balance of power by attempting to eradicate any residue of collectivism in the global south through the imposition of brutal forms of economic discipline. Yet to focus exclusively on such external forces

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Violent Orientalism: Imagining the “Savage Other”genocide coupled with enduring authoritarianism have led many scholars, journalists, international donors, and local nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) alike to posit a “culture of violence” as responsible for both the ongoing democratic deficit and sustained interpersonal violence in Cambodia’s p

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Violent Symbolism: Good Governance and the Making of Neoliberal Subjectsectuals and think tanks (Peck 2008; Weller and Singleton 2006). The rise and “rule of experts” is not only a central part of the history of modernity (Mitchell 2002), but it further helps to explain the current dominance (Sparke 2004) and governance (Sparke 2006b) of neoliberalism. The special role

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Conclusion—Memento Mori: The Mortality of Neoliberalismember that neoliberalism may be insatiable but it is not invulnerable….We have the numbers on our side, because there are far more losers than winners in the neoliberal game….Solidarity no longer means aid, or not just aid, but finding the hidden synergies in each other’s struggles so that our numer

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