The pharmaceutical industry has popularized the idea that many problems are caused by imbalances in brain chemicals. This message helps to further the aims of neo-liberal economic and social policies by breeding feelings of inadequacy and anxiety. These feelings in turn drive increasing consumption, encourage people to accept more pressured working conditions and inhibit social and political re...

The main objective of this article is to reflect on how the right health framework may be used tackle non-communicable diseases in era neo-liberalism Uganda. NCDs, also known as chronic or lifestyle diseases, cause many deaths. risk factors for NCDs include harmful use alcohol, physical inactivity, salt intake, tobacco use, raised blood pressure, diabetes, obesity, well ambient and household ai...

Aim. The aim of this study is to analyze and evaluate two versions the theory liberalism which emerged within philosophical tradition pragmatism: Richard Rorty’s “ironic liberalism” John Dewey’s “renascent liberalism”.
 Methods. based on: 1) comparative analysis, shows differences points contact between classical pragmatism neo-pragmatism, in particular, different their liberal theories; 2...

Abstract Policy hybrids, which combine marketizing and liberalizing reforms with social welfare programmes state support to boost domestic production, are fast becoming the norm globally. How neo-liberal national-developmentalist agendas reconciled as governing practices, what their national international outcomes implications? This article focuses on understudied case of India, arguing that a ...

As the failings of neo-liberalism have recently been revealed through the collapse of much of the banking and financial services sector, it seems an opportune time to think about the impact this economic, political, and social value system has had on the well-being of children. After analyzing how our beliefs and practices around children and families are shaped by a variety of economic, politi...