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Continuity and Variety of Neoliberalism: Reconsidering Latin America's Pink Tide

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  • Plehwe, Dieter
  • Fischer, Karin

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In this article we critically engage with the term and concept of “post-neoliberalism”, delineate different meanings in the literature and arrive at the conclusion that the term leaves more questions open than it answers. We therefore draw on literature that investigates the departure from (or persistence) of neoliberalism on a careful study of social power relations, i.e. Barry Cannon`s work on the rise of the right in Latin America. In taking his arguments further we present and examine transnational neoliberal think tank networks that are active in Latin America. We show the extent to which these networks have been developed across borders, investigate the key linkers within these networks are and situate the main currents within the contemporary constellation of right wing political ideologies. The article strengthens a relational perspective in the study of neoliberalism and its counter-forces and indicates research desiderata in the field of transnational ideological power structures.

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  • Plehwe, Dieter & Fischer, Karin, 2019. "Continuity and Variety of Neoliberalism: Reconsidering Latin America's Pink Tide," EconStor Open Access Articles and Book Chapters, ZBW - Leibniz Information Centre for Economics, vol. 13(2), pages 166-202.
    • Handle: RePEc:zbw:espost:205256
    DOI: 10.21057/10.21057/repamv13n2.2019.23902
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