Ethnographies of neoliberalism

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Cover Contents Introduction Part I. State Investments in Insecurity 1. Security and the Neoliberal State: British Political Imaginaries After 7/7 2. The War on Terror and the Paradox of Sovereignty: Declining States and States of Exception 3. Liberalism Against Neoliberalism: Resistance to Structural Adjustment and the Fragmentation of the State in Russia and Hungary 4. Japan as Mirror: Neoliberalism's Promise and Costs Part II. Politics in the Public-Private Divide 5. Local Political Geography and American Political Identity. 6. Urbanizing the San Juan Fiesta: Civil Society and Cultural Identity in the Barrios of Caracas7. Neoliberalism, Satirical Protest, and the 2004 U.S. Presidential Campaign Part III. Markets for Cultural Diversity 8. The Question of Freedom: Post-Emancipation South Africa in a Neoliberal Age 9. Neoliberal Cultural Heritage and Bolivia's New Indigenous Public 10. Neoliberal Education: Preparing the Student for the New Workplace 11. Harlem's Pasts in Its Present Part IV. Agency and Ambivalence 12. Performing Laïcité: Gender, Agency, and Neoliberalism Among Algerians in France. 13. The "Daughters of Soul" Tour and the Politics and Possibilities of Black Music14. Rags to Riches: Religion, Media, and the Performance of Wealth in a Neoliberal Age 15. The Temporality of No Hope Notes References List of Contributors Index A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y Z Acknowledgments.