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Contents Figures Plates Tables Contributors Preface/acknowledgements iii iv v vi ix 1: Introduction: reading neo-liberalizations Kevin Ward and Kim England 1 Part One: ¿Mainstream¿ economic development and its alternatives Introduction to Part One 2: Competing capitalisms and neo-liberalism: the dynamics of, and limits to, economic reform in the Asia-Pacific Mark Beeson 24 25 29 3: Neo-liberalising the grassroots? Micro-finance and the politics of development in Nepal Katharine N Rankin and Yogendra B Shakya 52 Part Two: Within and between state and markets: The role of intermediaries Introduction to Part Two 4: Learning to compete: communities of investment promotion practice in the spread of global neo-liberalism Nicholas A Phelps, Marcus Power and Roseline Wanjiru 84 85 89 5: Temporary staffing, ¿geographies of circulation¿; and the business of delivering neo-liberalisation Kevin Ward 120 6: Neo-liberalising Argentina? Pete North 144 Part Three: States and subjectivities Introduction to Part Three 7: Re-regulating the home: neo-liberalism and home health care in Ontario Kim England, Joan Eakin, Denise Gastaldo and Patricia McKeever 176 177 181 8: Spatialising neo-liberalism: articulations, recapitulations and alternatives Catherine Kingfisher 210 9: Co-constituting ¿After neo-liberalism¿: political projects and globalising governmentalities in Aotearoa New Zealand Wendy Larner, Richard Le Heron and Nicholas Lewis 244 10: Conclusion: Reflections on neo-liberalizations Kim England and Kevin Ward 273 Bibliography Index 291
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:
Neoliberalism.
Free enterprise -- Social aspects.
Economic development -- Social aspects.
Capitalism -- Social aspects.
Comparative economics.