Titlebook: Assembling Neoliberalism; Expertise, Practices Vaughan Higgins,Wendy Larner Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017

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Spinal-Fusion

Assuming Everything, Except Responsibility: On Blaming Economists for Neoliberalismequent changes in how they are assembled. But despite these changes, there are continuities, not least the ongoing significance of the technocracy and the imagined distance its expertise maintains from its objects.

可能性

Assembling Citizenship in Austere Timesiated in the face of the disassembling of citizenship in politics and policy? The study points to a complex field of negotiation, raising issues of theory and practice in everyday sites and relationships.

diathermy

colloquial

The Mouse That Died: Stabilizing Economic Practices in Free Trade Spacetorics of trade liberalization and the actual work of assembling and experimenting in new trade spaces. The chapter argues for a post-structuralist political economy that highlights messiness in economic practice and seeks a new politics of accountability.

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Mapping Happiness, Managing Urban Emotionsticipatory happy cities initiatives and critical psychologists and geographers who focus in particular on interpretive accounts of emotional subjectivity. The idea of a “critical social psychological geography” is put forward as a way to provide new understandings of the political significance of happiness measurement and mapping.

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convulsion

牛馬之尿

Introduction: Assembling Neoliberalism,highlighting what makes the approach taken in the book different to previous work on the topic. Crucially, the chapter outlines the key features of assemblage thinking—composition and holding together of heterogeneous elements, exteriority of relations and agency and power—and their implications for