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020			_a9781509544905
037			_cTextual
040			_aRTL _cRTL
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100			_aRadhakrishnan, Smitha
245			_aThe gender order of neoliberalism
260			_aCambridge _bPolity Press _c2023
300			_avii, 208p. _bIncludes bibliographical references, notes and index
520			_aIn this ambitious book, Radhakrishnan and Solari map the varied gendered pathways of a global hegemonic regime. Focusing on the US, the former Soviet Union, and South and Southeast Asia, they argue that the interconnected histories of imperialism, socialism, and postcolonialism have converged in a new way since the fall of the Soviet Union, transforming the post-war international order that preceded it. Today, the ideal of the empowered woman – a striving, entrepreneurial subject who overcomes adversity and has many “choices” – symbolizes modernity for diverse countries competing for status in the global hierarchy. This ideal bridges the painful gap between aspiration and lived reality, but also spurs widespread discontent.
650			_aWomen -- Political activity _9751730
650			_aWomen's rights _9582560
650			_aNeoliberalism _9725735
700			_aSolari, Cinzia D. _eCo-author _9751731
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