From progressive Neoliberalism to Trump – and beyond

Authors

  • Nancy Fraser New School for Social Research

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5007/2175-7984.2018v17n40p43

Abstract

In ths article, Nancy Fraser reviews the failure of the politically hegemonic model of an alliance between a progressive version of recognition politics and a regressive version of economical politics, deemed by her progressive neoliberalism. Challenged by the rise of hyper-reactionary, symbolizes by Donald Trump, the author defends the idea of a progressive version of populism as a counter-hegemonic actor in the current context.

Author Biography

Nancy Fraser, New School for Social Research

Nancy Fraser é a Professora Henry and Louise A. Loeb de Filosofia e de Política na New School for Social Research; recebeu o prêmio Alfred Schutz da American Philosophical Association e é doutora honoris causa pela Universidad Nacional de Córdoba (Argentina).

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Published

2018-12-29

Issue

Vol. 17 No. 40 (2018)

Section

Special Issue 1 - Sociology and sociologists in Latin America: research, teaching, and interdisciplinarity in contemporary context

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