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Human rights and market fundamentalism / Mary Nolan.
In the 1970s human rights and market fundamentalism gained prominence in the United States, Europe and Latin America. These were simultaneously discourses, ideologies, national movements and transnational networks, and policies that states and NGOs sought to impose. Hu...
|a Human rights and market fundamentalism /
|b Mary Nolan.
|h [recurso electrónico]
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|a San Domenico di Fiesole, Italia :
|b European University Institute,
|c 2014
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|a 1 recurso en línea (19 p.)
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|a Max Weber lectures series ;
|v 2014/02
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|a In the 1970s human rights and market fundamentalism gained prominence in the United States, Europe and Latin America. These were simultaneously discourses, ideologies, national movements and transnational networks, and policies that states and NGOs sought to impose. Human rights and market fundamentalism both claimed universal applic ability and dismissed previous ideologies; they adhered to methodological individualism, critiqued the state, and marginalized the social. But despitestriking affinities, there is no single relationship between human rights and market fundamentalism from the 1970s through the 1990s. This talk explores three cases where human rights were defined and new human rights policies developed, and where neoliberal policies were debated and implemented: in Eastern Europe, in Latin America and in the case of women’s economic rights as human rights.
