Lars Cornelissen is a historian of neoliberalism. His writings have been published in History of European Ideas, Constellations, and Modern Intellectual History.

"As our neoliberal world appears to degenerate into racist authoritarianism, Cornelissen demonstrates that race has always been central to the neoliberal project. Compellingly researched and wonderfully broad in its scope, Neoliberalism and Race deserves to fundamentally alter how we understand what neoliberalism has been." - Arun Kundnani, author of What is Antiracism? "Cornelissen's Neoliberalism and Race is a game-changer. In its pages, we find early neoliberals working for the British Colonial Office and their successors wrestling with the twilight of empire. Cornelissen's brilliant and relentless analysis will convince you that even when they claim to be race-blind, neoliberals are always talking about race." - Melinda Cooper, author of Family Values

• Acknowledgments Introduction 1. Liberalism or Barbarism 2. A Listless and Dejected Mass 3. Born Empire Builders 4. Race Is History 5. A Wonderfully Secret Code Conclusion Notes Index

Lars Cornelissen is a historian of neoliberalism. His writings have been published in History of European Ideas, Constellations, and Modern Intellectual History.

"As our neoliberal world appears to degenerate into racist authoritarianism, Cornelissen demonstrates that race has always been central to the neoliberal project. Compellingly researched and wonderfully broad in its scope, Neoliberalism and Race deserves to fundamentally alter how we understand what neoliberalism has been." - Arun Kundnani, author of What is Antiracism? "Cornelissen's Neoliberalism and Race is a game-changer. In its pages, we find early neoliberals working for the British Colonial Office and their successors wrestling with the twilight of empire. Cornelissen's brilliant and relentless analysis will convince you that even when they claim to be race-blind, neoliberals are always talking about race." - Melinda Cooper, author of Family Values

• Acknowledgments Introduction 1. Liberalism or Barbarism 2. A Listless and Dejected Mass 3. Born Empire Builders 4. Race Is History 5. A Wonderfully Secret Code Conclusion Notes Index

Lars Cornelissen is a historian of neoliberalism. His writings have been published in History of European Ideas, Constellations, and Modern Intellectual History.

"As our neoliberal world appears to degenerate into racist authoritarianism, Cornelissen demonstrates that race has always been central to the neoliberal project. Compellingly researched and wonderfully broad in its scope, Neoliberalism and Race deserves to fundamentally alter how we understand what neoliberalism has been." - Arun Kundnani, author of What is Antiracism? "Cornelissen's Neoliberalism and Race is a game-changer. In its pages, we find early neoliberals working for the British Colonial Office and their successors wrestling with the twilight of empire. Cornelissen's brilliant and relentless analysis will convince you that even when they claim to be race-blind, neoliberals are always talking about race." - Melinda Cooper, author of Family Values

• Acknowledgments Introduction 1. Liberalism or Barbarism 2. A Listless and Dejected Mass 3. Born Empire Builders 4. Race Is History 5. A Wonderfully Secret Code Conclusion Notes Index