Neoliberalism from Below

Discover a groundbreaking perspective on economic theory with Neoliberalism from Below by Veronica Gago. Published in 2017, this insightful book spans 277 pages and delves into the complexities of neoliberalism in Latin America. Gago challenges the conventional narrative that views neoliberalism as solely driven by international finance, corporations, and government policies. Instead, she highlights the crucial roles played by marginalized groups, including migrant workers, vendors, and sweatshop laborers, particularly in the vibrant La Salada market of Buenos Aires. Through this lens, Gago presents a compelling argument that underscores the significance of grassroots movements and informal economies in shaping neoliberal dynamics. Ideal for those interested in economics, social justice, and Latin American studies, this book is a must-read for anyone seeking to understand the multifaceted nature of neoliberalism. Explore the untold stories of resilience and agency that redefine economic discourse.