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| #21 [more] | Kolarova, Marta. Gender and Globalisation: Labour Changes in the Global Economy. |
| #22 [more] | Leys, Colin. Market Driven Politics: Neoliberal Democracy and the Public Interest. |
| #23 [more] | McBride, Stephen, Gary Teeple. Relations of Global Power: Neoliberal Order and Disorder. |
| #24 [more] | McGregor, Sue. Neoliberalism and Health Care. |
| #25 [more] | Merz, Sabine N., Joya Misra, Jonathan Woodring. The Globalization of Care Work: Neoliberal Economic Restructuring and Migration Policy. |
| #26 [more] | Morton, Gary, Paul Smith. Nine Years of New Labour: Neoliberalism and Workers' Rights. |
| #27 [more] | Ong, Aihwa. A Biocartography: Maids, Neoslavery, And NGOs. |
| #28 [more] | Orsini, Michael. Discourses in Distress: From 'Health Promotion' to 'Population Health' to 'You Are Responsible For Your Own Health'. |
| #29 [more] | Peck, Jamie A., Adam Tickell. Social Regulation After Fordism: Regulation Theory, Neo-Liberalism and the Global-Local Nexus. |
| #30 [more] | Perrons, Diane. Flexible Working Patterns and Equal Opportunities in the European Union: Conflict or Compatibility? |
| #31 [more] | Power, Andrew. Spatial Perspectives on Voluntarism in Learning Disability Services in Ireland. |
| #32 [more] | Ramia, G., N. Wailes. Putting Wage-Earners Into Wage-Earners' Welfare States: The Relationship Between Social Policy and Industrial Relations in Australia and New Zealand. |
| #33 [more] | Randall, Glen E., A. Paul Williams. Exploring Limits to Market-Based Reform: Managed Competition and Rehabilitation Home Care Services in Ontario. |
| #34 [more] | Sender, Katherine. Queens For a Day: Queer Eye For the Straight Guy and the Neoliberal Project. |
| #35 [more] | Simonet, Daniel. The New Public Management Theory and European Health-Care Reforms. |
| #36 [more] | Stone, Deborah. Caring by the Book. |
| #37 [more] | Thomas, Mark. Toyotaism Meets the 60-Hour Work Week: Coercion, Consent, And the Regulation of Working Time. |
| #38 [more] | Woo-Cumings, Meredith. After the Miracle: Neoliberalism and Institutional Reform in East Asia. |