... of neoliberal regime, characterized by a state of permanent austerity that requires increased surveillance and policing to maintain it. This illustrates Nicos Poulantzas’s suggestion in the 1970s that authoritarian statism is becoming the normal form of the capitalist type of state but rests...

... instrument for the imple- mentation of reforms—which were manifested as liberal and democratic in their aims and content—turned out in fact to be the authoritarian regimes of ethnic statism—devoid of democratic principles. However, the leaders of ethnic statist regimes clearly disliked—at first...

... owners, he argued. Such subjection was not an aber- ration; in a purely capitalist organization of production, he acknowledged, this is the fate of the entire working class (213). For Mises, the only alternatives to the impersonal domination of the mar- ket were authoritarian statism or the violence...

... diverted into debates about the manifold pleasures (or irrelevancy) of consumer capital- ism, the contested impact of post-Fordism, the rise of Thatcher(ism), and the complicated genealogies of authoritarian statism and neoliberalism. Those debates sometimes yielded useful observations...

...Michael Truscello The solution to the accumulation of authoritarian power enhanced by the Internet will not emerge from within the Internet itself; rather, the only radical and enduring response to the kind of networked authoritarianism that is becoming pervasive globally must regard attacking...

... injustices of an industrial society without scrapping private enterprise, without reverting to an outmoded regime of laissez-faire and without succumbing to socialism or other forms of statism. Its roots are to be found deep in the medieval guilds and in Thomist economics. Specifically, it proposes...

..., Poulantzas correctly recognized the turn toward neoliberalism, which he characterized as authoritarian statism, as it was unfolding. That is, he recognized that the crisis had unsettled the alliances that comprised the social democratic state. Because these alliances had cemented together factions...

... liberation era. Resolved to combat everything that the secular, libertarian, and egalitarian republic represented, it won many recruits to its banners in the years of the Third Republic. Royalist, authoritarian, and chauvinistic, it appealed to those who saw only weakness, decay, and agnosticism...

... Atlantic Quarterly Civil War and the perfervid exhortations to commit America against Nazi Germany led to estrangement from many intellectuals. War signified distraction from disturbing social problems and was irrefragably linked with the ascendancy of authoritarian govern­ mental policies...

... as the September  regime, aimed to impose on the society an authoritarian and conservative statist conception of politics. The September  regime made the concept of the state sacred. It placed a radical statism...

...‐based media infrastructures to deepen international communication processes with and relationships to an ongoing global mass movement against the rise of antidemocratic politics, popular authoritarianism, and other morbid symptoms of a declining order. [email protected] [email protected]...

... may arise. Alterna­ tively, for those who believe in an authoritarian state, academic free­ dom can exist only within narrow limits established by a stringent code of political discipline. It would be a mistake to dismiss either of these viewpoints as unworthy of respect: first, because they display...

... the old ghosts of class, gender, and the nation appear in these “mental images,” the same ghosts that have historically operated in the defeat of transformative projects and contributed to the reproduction of an authoritarian and elitist society, whose neoconservative/neoliberal oligarchy has managed...

... that England Lost, 183–200. 45 See David Rock, Authoritarian Argentina: The Nationalist Movement, Its History, and Its Impact (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1995), ch. 4. 46 See José Muñoz Azpiri, Rosas frente al imperio inglés (Rosas Confronts the British Empire...