Imperialism, Neoliberalism and Social Struggles in Latin America

Buono, Richard A. Dello; Lara, José Bell

doi:10.1163/ej.9789004153653.i-383

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“…The current economic environment is significantly shaped by longstanding and emerging crises: the refugee crisis of 2015, the pandemic of 2019, the ongoing Russian-Ukrainian war, the emerging Israel-Gaza conflict and the economic crisis that is linked to and a consequence of these events, and the climate crisis that is now unfolding. These events, together with decades of neo-liberal exploitation of resources (Lakes & Carter, 2011), pose new challenges to the mobility sector by causing downward social mobility, job insecurity, and an unequal society (Dello Buono & Bell Lara, 2007), threatening social rights for vulnerable populations (Hasenfeld & Garrow, 2012), and increasing vulnerability to climate-induced changes (Fieldman, 2011). As a result, a new approach and a new way of thinking is required.…”

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Aspects of social innovation promoting sustainability in the mobility sector

Angyal

2023

Észak-magyarországi Stratégiai Füzetek

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The current economic environment is being significantly shaped by long-standing and emerging crises, which pose new challenges for the mobility sector that require a new approach and a new way of thinking. This report provides an insight into the role that social innovation can play in promoting the sustainability of mobility through the activities of an existing social initiative based organisation, Community Creates Mobility. The methodologies used in this paper are literature review and content analysis.

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