Talk2009

Yugoslav Socialism in Latin America: The Left-Wing Origins of Neoliberalism

Library Of Congress

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According to Johanna Bockman, neoliberal policies seek to expand the role of the free market and reduce the role of the state. As a result, analysts of neoliberalism have often assumed that these policies were transported from the United States through such groups as the "Chicago Boys" in Chile. However, socialist Yugoslavia sent experts around the world, spreading its anti-state and often pro-market worker self-management socialism. This talk examines the role of Yugoslav socialism in Chilean and Peruvian neoliberalism.

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Library of Congress
Language
English
Country
United States
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