Še enkrat o neoliberalizmu I: ekonomija

Krašovec, Primož

doi:10.4312/as.22.1.57-70

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“…The concept of neoliberalism, which – especially since the crisis of 2007–2008 and the long recession that immediately followed – has saturated the public sphere, seems so ubiquitous in economic, political, intellectual, media and everyday discourse that it is perhaps most surprising how little is understood about what neoliberalism actually is. Roughly speaking, neoliberalism is a multi-layered and complex set of heterogeneous, complementary and interdependent economic, intellectual, political and other social processes that operate both at the macrosocial level, where they intervene in and change the entire social fabric, and at the microsocial level, where they penetrate the existential dimension of the individual and our relationship with ourselves (Dardot and Laval, 2017, 2019; Foucault, 2010; Krašovec, 2016). A more detailed analysis of the existing ‘social logic’ goes beyond the scope of this article, but we will highlight the aspects that are useful for our efforts.…”

Section: Initial Step – From Neoliberalism To the Neoliberal Subjectmentioning

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In praise of urban walking: Towards understanding of walking as a subversive bodily practice in neoliberal space

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Doupona

2021

International Review for the Sociology of Sport

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Focusing on the steps that literally and metaphorically guide us today, this paper takes walking as its main subject and establishes it theoretically as a form of subversive bodily movement. If contemporary sociological and humanistic treatments of walking show that this everyday practice has not been completely overlooked, the gap opens at the level of thinking it in relation to the dominant social order and its spatial and temporal manifestations. As we argue, in the hegemonic neoliberal context, walking has the potential to manifest itself as a practice that breaks with the existing logic of both space and time. Through the methodological application of the cat’s cradle game, we develop a theoretical argumentation to ground walking as a bodily practice that requires different space and different time. Emanating from the body, it opens to the space and time of enjoyment – a heterotopia erected in relation to the current neoliberal hegemony, but in the manner of a crack, a path that carries the projection of a possible alternative.

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Section: Initial Step – From Neoliberalism To the Neoliberal Subjectmentioning

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In praise of urban walking: Towards understanding of walking as a subversive bodily practice in neoliberal space

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Doupona

2021

International Review for the Sociology of Sport

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“…Prav zato pa je v okviru te sistemske »nujnosti« možnih več različnih »politik globalizacije«. Globalizacija, ki jo doživljamo zdaj, je neka posebna globalizacija, tista, ki jo uveljavlja neoliberalna politika ZDA, Evropske unije in drugih velesil po svetu (Krašovec, 2016). Globalizacija seveda prinaša s seboj nove izzive in predvsem nova tveganja.…”

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Vloga identitetnih kapitalov v razvoju aktivne odraslosti v globaliziranih družbah

Ule¹

2017

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V članku razpravljamo o učinkih globalizacije na spremembo življenjskih potekov. Izhajamo iz teze, da individualizacija in destandardizacija življenjskega poteka terja od ljudi večjo pripravljenost za odgovorno načrtovanje življenja. Predvsem prehodi iz mladosti v odraslost postajajo nejasni in fleksibilni, kar spreminja tudi obdobje odraslosti. Posledično je odraslost izgubila mnogo svojih stabilnih struktur vlog in tradicionalnih pomenov ter postaja vse bolj psihološki pojav. Vse to pa seveda pomeni, da imajo zdaj odrasli opravka s ključnim identitetnim delom, prej rezerviranim za obdobje mladosti. Tu ima pomembno vlogo izobraževanje odraslih, ki je postavljeno pred nove izzive in naloge. Poleg izobraževanja za delo (dokvalifikacije, prekvalifikacije) ima izobraževanje odraslih vedno bolj pomembno socialno funkcijo (socialno in tehnološko vključevanje, pridobivanje novih socialnih kompetenc za razumevanje družbenih dogajanj) in posebej psihološko funkcijo (razvoj »identitetnih kapitalov«, potrebnih za suvereno odraslo življenje v sodobnih življenjskih razmerah).

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“…Consumer society reduces people to "human resources", which serve to optimise profit, instead of having profit to serve people. Findings by Grasseni (2007), Wenger et al (2015), Moyer, Sinclair andQuinn (2016), Fakin Bajec (2016a;2016b) indicate that groups which intertwine activities and dialogical and transformative learning are important factors in the development of innovative practices. Our research contributes to the critical assessment concerning the creation of knowledge and routines, which can be an obstacle, and a source for searching new practices.…”

Section: Conclusion: Grassroots Innovations and Transformative Learningmentioning

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“…New heritage roles are also connected to sustainable development policy (cf. FakinBajec, 2014Bajec, , 2016a2016b;Harrison, 2008).…”

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Communities of practice as a methodology for grassroots innovation in sustainable adult education

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Findeisen

Bajec

2017

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In this article, we present findings on the characteristics of community of practice appearing in sustainable education in reference to preserving natural and cultural heritage. Our research originated in the poststructuralist theory of practice and in concepts of social learning. Freire’s learning theory was the basis for establishing the thesis that critical awareness is necessary for sustainable innovation. The empirical section of our research is based on an ethnographical collection of data in three different environments. We analysed cases of connected learning and activities, based both in local community and participants’ needs. All three cases join learning with innovative practices that develop social and environmental well-being. Our results reveal that innovative practices develop in connection with transformative learning: the dialogical linking of scientific and local behaviour and the identity of participants.

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Še enkrat o neoliberalizmu I: ekonomija

Cited by 5 publications

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In praise of urban walking: Towards understanding of walking as a subversive bodily practice in neoliberal space

In praise of urban walking: Towards understanding of walking as a subversive bodily practice in neoliberal space

Vloga identitetnih kapitalov v razvoju aktivne odraslosti v globaliziranih družbah

Communities of practice as a methodology for grassroots innovation in sustainable adult education

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