Vernaculars of Neoliberalism
King’s College London
7 Nov, 6-8pm followed by wine reception
Strand Campus: K2.31
Free event but registration required
Speakers: Paul Gilroy, Jeremy Gilbert, Jane Elliott, Ziad Elmarsafy
Chair: Clare Birchall
Despite optimistic declarations to the contrary in the heady days of 2007-8, neoliberalism has survived the recent financial crisis. This event draws together speakers who look to different social and cultural, macro and micro articulations of neoliberalism to explain its hold. This evening’s debate will consider singular genres and vernaculars of neoliberalism and the way they each speak to, and produce particular subjectivities.
Please advertise to friends and colleagues, but note that spaces are limited and people must register by signing up at: https://www.kcl.ac.uk/aboutkings/worldwide/initiatives/global/nas/news-and-events/events/Venaculars-of-Neoliberalism-form.aspx
Strand Campus: K2.31
This event has been jointly organised by the Institute of North American Studies and the English Department.
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