| Popis: |
Underlining our consideration of competition in cities lies the dark cloud, at least in the eyes of almost all the contributors in this book, of what has been called neo-liberalism, the technocratic politics of neo-liberalism. The implication is that neo-liberalism has overridden, violated, terms of spatial justice as understood by the inhabitants of cities. One of very many definers of neo-liberalism, Arthur MacEwan, has written the following for instance: The economic policy that has become... |
