Post-Neoliberal Era in Latin America?

Daniel Nehring is Associate Professor of Sociology at East China University of Science and Technology in Shanghai. He has published widely on the cultural dynamics of neoliberal capitalismGerardo Gómez Michel is an assistant professor at the institute of Iberoamerican Studies at the Busan University of Foreign Studies, Korea. Magdalena López is a research fellow at the Centre for Comparative Studies at the University of Lisbon, Portugal.

"A fascinating and wide-ranging exploration of neoliberal and post-neoliberal politics in Latin America. The collection offers a refreshing perspective on the ongoing crisis of neoliberalism in the region - and the many ways that it is being challenged." Ben Garner, University of Portsmouth

• Introduction: Everyday Life in (Post)Neoliberal Latin America ~ Magdalena López, Daniel Nehring and Gerardo Gómez MichelImaginaries, sociability and cultural patterns in the post-neoliberal era: A glance at the Argentinean, Paraguayan, and Venezuelan experiences ~ Miguel Ángel Contreras NateraMaking neoliberal selves: Popular psychology in contemporary Mexico ~ Daniel NehringFrom Uribe’s “Democratic Security” to Santo’s Peace Accords with the FARC: Hate, Fear, Hope and other Emotions in Contemporary Colombian Politics ~ Fabio López de la Roche Cine bajo tierra: Ecuador’s booming underground cinema in the aftermath of the neoliberal era ~ Rafael Ponce-CorderoNeoliberalising Humanity: Culture and popular participation in the case of the Street Market of Caruaru - Brazil ~ Adilson Silva FerrazThe contribution of the Catholic magazine Espacio Laical and the constitution of the Cuban public sphere ~ Alexei Padilla Herrera and Armando Chaguaceda NoriegaArgentina: the philosophical resistance to the conquest of the soul ~ Enrique Del PercioFleeing (post)Chávez memories: the 1990s and the Black Friday Generation ~ Magdalena LópezRe-imagined community: the Mapuche nation in neoliberal Chile ~ Gerardo Gómez MichelNeoliberalism and the Negotiation of the American Dream in Contemporary Latina Narratives ~ Jenifer Skolnick and Emmanuel AlvaradoBare Life in Contemporary Mexico: Everyday Violence and Folk Saints ~Jungwon Park