Translation for 'neoliberal' from English to Dutch

neoliberal

neoliberaal {adj}pol.

• The film has been considered in "Film Comment" as "a response to and comment on the present—the era of neoliberal capitalism, industrial downsizing, and the displaced and disaffected who do, or don’t, manage to adjust."
• The Zapatistas’ political stance is anti-capitalist in general and anti-neoliberal in particular.
• This is why it is perceived as an organisation that pushes for neoliberal biodiversity conservation.
• Since then, he has implemented the most neoliberal policy among the major presidents of South Korea, leading to his nickname of "Neoliberal Revolutionist" (...).
• The Neoliberal Party ("Partido Neo-Liberal" - PALI) is a Nicaraguan neoliberal right-wing political party that split from the Independent Liberal Party (PLI) in 1986.

• Experts debate the extent to which traditional Maoist communist doctrines have been transformed to incorporate the new neoliberal ideas.
• As neoliberal ideologies and policies spread in the 1980s and 1990s, more governments started deregulating their markets.
• ATTAC functions on a principle of decentralisation: local associations organise meetings, conferences, and compose documents that become counter-arguments to the perceived neoliberal discourse.
• She is neoliberal on economic issues.
• Sinha believes that India has been hurt by the neoliberal economic reforms.

• Fisher regards capitalist realism as emerging from a purposeful push by the neoliberal right to transform the attitudes of both the general population and the left towards capitalism and specifically the post-Fordist form of capitalism that prevailed throughout the 1980s.
• Chitchian is a moderate technocratic with a neoliberal economic view.
• Supporters of the neoliberal policy of the military dictatorship have argued that the crisis started outside Chile and hit the whole of Latin America in the so-called "La Década Perdida" (The Lost Decade).
• Market anarchists typically criticize neoliberal forces for inconsistent or hypocritical application of neoliberal theory regarding stamocap (State monopoly capitalism); that in those inconsistencies exist the basis of continued selective state-guaranteed privileges for the plutocratic neoliberal elite.
• In 2011, "The Economist" noted that Yglesias has been accused of espousing "left-leaning neoliberalism" in his writing.

• The independent living movement found significant support for deinstitutionalisation through another ideological movement known as neoliberalism.