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In Dagens Nyheter's culture section, the writer and the former recipient supermodels unlimited magazine of Jan Myrdal Rober Pierre Price, Kajsa Ekis Ekman, given the space to in an article entitled "Neoliberalism: How does it work" supermodels unlimited magazine explain the ideology and how it has affected our time.
The article is interesting reading, but not because it explains, but rather due to Ekis Ekman in his eagerness to present the "truth" does not seem to have understood nothing of either ideology or the last forty years of political history. It is also interesting that she, as a self-proclaimed socialist educator lapse into a highly individualistic historiography, as proponents call "actor theory" and its detractors "glorification" or "demonization".
For the Ekis Ekman it's all about individuals and the biggest villains are the Austrian economist Friedrich Hayek and his American colleague supermodels unlimited magazine Milton Friedman who were both working at the University of Chicago. These two "Chicago Boys", supermodels unlimited magazine which is another disparaging supermodels unlimited magazine expression of neo-liberals and the Swedish debate often used by Aftonbladet's cultural section Asa Linderborg, would together have created "a huge international network of foundations, institutes, writers and academics."
Ekis Ekman refers Although the reasoning for these two to Susan George, which is another tendentious writer, but it's also interesting that she herself does not seem to have read anything about whether Hayek or Friedman's professional career. She forgets example that Hayek was first based in London and through his book The Road to Serfdom, which was released in 1944 was the one who inspired the British critic Anthony Fischer to create the think tank Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA). The Road to Serfdom is also considered the first real criticism of the post-war state and when one examines how neoliberalism supermodels unlimited magazine was developed from classical liberalism, it is precisely the IEA considered to be the catalyst and not the University of Chicago.
Thus claiming that "Chicago School's role taken over by Timbro" may - willingly - is seen as a sign of naivety. But if this had been a student essay on the ideology of the role after World War II had rendered the claim clearly failed. Timbro is a think tank founded in 1978 and promoter Sture Eskilsson himself tells in his memoirs From welfare state to the new class: A Right Ghost Story (Fisher & Co Nose Farm, Rimbo, 2005) how it happened: supermodels unlimited magazine
It is also significant that Ekis Ekman does not mention anything supermodels unlimited magazine about political events without specifically supermodels unlimited magazine peddling well spent conspiracy theories. The reader is left with the impression that Hayek, Friedman, University of Chicago and Timbro alone conquered the world. There is no mention of the oil crisis of the 1970s, the Cold War and that skepticism about the great state were also raised by others. It was, for example, the Social Democrat Gunnar Myrdal, who in an article in Economic Debate coined the term "contribution cheaters" and the British Labour Prime Minister James Callaghan who a few years later informed his own party if you can not "spend themselves out of a recession." There was no conspiracy from either individuals or corporations, without supermodels unlimited magazine a reaction, for example, the Bretton Woods system crackled and towards the left who seriously believed that 102% percent in taxes was a sensible policy option.
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