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EPISODE · Mar 16, 2024 · 1H 31M

What is Neoliberalism? Understanding its Origins, Concept, and Impact on Geopolitical Economy

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In this video, Mr. Jon V Kofas, a retired professor of history, defines neoliberalism and explains the origins of this political ideology in terms of its relation with the 19th century free market capitalism and how entities implement it to influence politics, culture, society, foreign policies, and different aspects of international relations. (Taken from Asad Aleem)

In this video, Mr. Jon V Kofas, a retired professor of history, defines neoliberalism and explains the origins of this political ideology in terms of its relation with the 19th century free market capitalism and how entities implement it to influence politics, culture, society, foreign policies, and different aspects of international relations. (Taken from Asad Aleem)

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