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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-6961-6e are able to uncover how global neoliberal processes operate at the ground level (in the form of particular P3 projects) and how this unfolds within a specific sector (health care). In so doing it becomes evident that location-and sector-specific conditions shape the implementation of larger neolib

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India’s Mental Healthcare Act, 2017hose in state-owned enterprises, have been considered as costs to market efficiency and economic growth by the government. Therefore, public funding for childcare has been restrained and even cut. And cost-cutting in the domain of social reproduction greatly affects women’s employment opportunities,