Neo-liberalism

The British case merits attention for several reasons. Firstly, New Labour has sought explicitly to synthesise what works from both neo-liberal and social democratic welfare traditions with some analysts discerning the emergence of an Anglo-social welfare model, incorporating and reconciling economic performance and flexibility with equality and social justice (Dixon and Pearce 2005). 

While some Swedi observers suggest that Sweden is not immune fix>m the impact of neo-liberalism and as a result post-2" World War corporatist tradition is less in evidence in current practice dian in the past, OELs are nevertheless established within a corporatist national and sectoral environment and function in workplaces where ideally ttiere are well estabU ed participative structures and procedures in place which, with the siqipoit of external prevention services, contribute towards employers delivery of the systematic management of the risks of hazardous substances. 

Proliferation. After 2000, the number of EMS, (convergent) QA, sustainable management systems, integrated management systems, envircmmental Standards, and environmental Codes of Practice started to proliferate dramatically (SAMSN, 2004). The neo-liberal character of the New Zealand... 

The manslaughter reforms constitute an exception to the general approach taken throughout this period, but this is very much the point of a measure of this sort, according to the notion of political risk (Almond 2007 Haines 2011). When economic considerations come to the fore, as they tend to within a neo-liberal capitalist system, it becomes necessary to counter the perception that the current balance of policy is beneficial to the interests of capital but not to those of... 

But there are many reasons to doubt the criminal law s capacity to act in this way and these will be examined, along with reasons why criminalisation might be a less-than-ideal means of providing the kind of legitimatory input outlined above, and what the alternatives to this might be. In Chapter 2 it was noted that the shift towards criminalisation has been most pronounced in jurisdictions that are characterised by a political climate of neo-liberalism, and a commitment to free-market economics and a minimal welfare state. In societies where... 

But it appears that a countervailing tendency towards criminalisation is also associated with neo-liberalism in Chapter 2, it was shown that... 

In this policy context the Irish non-university sector is structurally subordinated to the policies and expectations of state authorities, supranational organizations, societal stakeholders and academia, but not only. The non-university sector as a whole, as well as individual institutions acting separately, have also contributed in shaping their own trajectory of development (Kyvik and Lepori 2010, pp. 8-9). The neo-liberal agenda has been embraced and strongly supported by the Irish Government (see e.g. Donally 2004). 

Walkerdine, V. (2003). Reclassifying upward mobility Femininity and the neo-liberal subject. Gender and Education, 15, 237-248. 

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