Varieties of neoliberalism. Conceptual innovation for the analysis of the role of the State in markets
Artículo
![Thumbnail](/themes/Mirage2/images/cubierta.jpg)
Open/ Download
Publication date
2015Metadata
Show full item record
Cómo citar
Maillet, Antoine Vincent
Cómo citar
Varieties of neoliberalism. Conceptual innovation for the analysis of the role of the State in markets
Author
Abstract
Neoliberalism, sometimes considered an obsolete concept, is essential to analyze state-market
relations. Its heuristic potential is due to the coexistence between on one hand a common base in
the competition as a mechanism of coordination to provide any good or service, and in the other
hand the diversity of the ways for the state to promote this competition. This leads to four varieties
of neoliberalism: orthodox, regulated, emulator and mixed. The analysis of three reforms from the
Concertation governments in Chile (1990-2010) empirically illustrate the pay-offs of this innovative
conceptual framework, which enables broader intersectorial comparisons and offer a more
elaborate alternative to the discourses on post-neoliberalism.
General note
Artículo de publicación ISI Sin acceso a texto completo
Quote Item
Revista de Estudios Políticos Número: 169 jul-sept 2015
Collections