The institution of critique and the critique of institutions
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...This is not to downplay broader institutional arrangements and policy actions, as outlined by Brenner et al. (2010), but to recognise that such institutions are performative, emergent and uneven in nature; and interwoven with human actors and practices....
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...Peck (2012) and others within the tradition of political economy-based accounts of neoliberalism (e.g. Brenner et al., 2010) tend to downplay the disparate nature of governing arrangements, subordinating it to capital relations (Fuller and Geddes, 2008; Nolan and Featherstone, 2015)....
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...Indeed, whilst Brenner et al. (2010) have highlighted the critical role of particular neoliberalisation processes connecting sites of neoliberalism (e.g. regulatory experimentation), they have not elucidated the major role of societal values and conceptions of common good that underpin social…...
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...Second, they consider that hierarchy has been instituted in double form and that it is the imaginary that forges the combination between the hierarchy of social relations and the broader institutional configuration of society (Browne 2014)....
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...…influenced the new spirit of capitalism’s network model has led to new forms of impersonal control and value hierarchies, particularly through the quantification of performance and a bureaucratic compulsion that is articulated in terms of participation and self-organisation (Browne 2014, 2017)....
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...Similarly, there are many explanations of a new phase of capitalism in terms of technological change, the fiscal crisis of the welfare state and globalization (Castells 1996; Hardt and Negri 2000; Streeck 2011)....
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