Globalists: The End of Empire and the Birth of Neoliberalism
Explores how mid-century thinkers built institutions to govern the global economy after empire, laying the groundwork for neoliberalism.
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Globalists examines the intellectual and institutional origins of neoliberalism in the twentieth century.
The book traces how thinkers and policymakers responded to the collapse of empire and the challenges of globalization.
It highlights the creation of new rules and organizations designed to manage the world economy beyond the nation-state.
Quinn Slobodian draws on archival sources to show how these efforts shaped contemporary economic governance.
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