Globalists: The End of Empire and the Birth of Neoliberalism
In Globalists, Quinn Slobodian explores how the end of empire paved the way for neoliberalism's birth. Focusing on thinkers who envisioned a world of free markets unbound by national borders, the book details the ideological foundations of modern global economics and its lasting impact on international relations and policy.
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Globalists examines the intellectual and political movements that defined neoliberalism's emergence following the decline of empires.
Quinn Slobodian traces the evolution of ideas that prioritized global markets over territorial sovereignty.
The book highlights how these concepts influenced international institutions and economic policies in the post-war era.
Through analysis of key figures and texts, it illustrates the shift from imperial structures to a borderless economic order.
This work provides insight into the foundational principles that continue to shape contemporary globalization.
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