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s of discrimination, conflict and suffering produced by neoliberalism Goonewar dena 03 [Kanũhka Goonewardena, teaches planning, urban design and criti Urban_Mass_Transit_Neoliberalism_Aff_7WK

cal theory in the Department of Geography at the University of Toronto: The Future of Planning at the ■ End of History ’. Planning Theory Vol. 2, Issu

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e 3. Date: lt'2003 Pages: 183-224, httpriTslt.sageptib.com.proxy.lib.umkh-erhrcontenvittTSS Accessed: July 17th 2012 BP]If on closer inspection the Th

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Urban_Mass_Transit_Neoliberalism_Aff_7WK neoliberai Right, then where can we turn instead to a more principled critique of neoliberalism and its effects on planning worldwide? In the realm o

f theoretical discourse with some influ- ence in the public sphere, at least in Europe, two critics in particular repre- sere political positions that Urban_Mass_Transit_Neoliberalism_Aff_7WK

stand apart from the mainstream consensus: radical French sociologist and philosopher Bourceu on the Left, and conservative British political theoris

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t and former champion of Tbatchet John Gray on the Riglx. As leading European intellectuals, both - together with Jurgen Habettnas - offet vital count

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Urban_Mass_Transit_Neoliberalism_Aff_7WKeir interventions W ith the influence of the Third Way in order to highlight some fundamental contradictions of neolibetaiism bearing on planning theo

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ed in Washington and London.'Turning to Bourdieu' after engaging Giddens, writes Callinicos (1999: 85) in a fine comparative assessment of their diver

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gent responses to neo- liberalism, 'seems to enter a different world.’ In the Frenchman's tecent waitings, indeed, the figure of the 'engaged intellec

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Urban_Mass_Transit_Neoliberalism_Aff_7WKeft to which he always belonged and his assumption of the role of die leading public intellectual hi France, after a distinguished career as the leadi

ng sociologist of the Continent. had everything to do with the rise of neo- liberalism under the auspices of 'soáalist' regimes in his country - the d Urban_Mass_Transit_Neoliberalism_Aff_7WK

eplccable affects of which he and his colleagues vividly documented as early as 1993 in La Misére du monde (translated as The Weight of the World: Bou

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tdleu et al, 1999) In order to produce this 'massive mdknnent of the human consequences of the neolibetal order installed by French socialism.’ the fo

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Urban_Mass_Transit_Neoliberalism_Aff_7WKg. as well as the suffering of those who are poorly adjusted to die rapidly changing conditions of their lives.'13The thick descriptions and analyses

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coiitiadiciions.(Bourdieu « al., 1999).Rejecting the idea of neoliberalisni is critical to reclaiming freedom and distance from the neoliberalist orde

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