no. 51 | january 2009

development dialogueno. 51 january 2009Postneoliberalism – A beginning debateAcknowledgements ..................................................................................................... 2Preface ........................................................................................................................3Postneoliberalism : catch-all word or valuable analytical and political concept?– Aims of a beginning debate...................................................................................... 5Ulrich Brand and Nicola SeklerWays out of the crisis of neoliberalism ....................................................................... 15Michael BriePostneoliberalism and its bifurcations .........................................................................33Ana Esther CeceñaPostneoliberalism and post-Fordism– Is there a new period of capitalist mode of production? ...........................................45Alex DemirovicPostneoliberalism from and as a counter-hegemonic perspective ...............................59Nicola SeklerPostneoliberalism or postcapitalism?The failure of neoliberalism in the financial market crisis ..........................................73Elmar Altvater‘Neoliberalism’ and development policy – Dogma or progress? .................................89Kurt BayerEnvironmental crises and the ambiguous postneoliberalising of nature .................... 103Ulrich BrandThe crisis of neoliberalism and the impasse of the union movement ........................ 119Gregory AlboWomen peasants, food security and biodiversity in the crisis of neoliberalism ......... 133Christa WichterichOn recent projects and experiences of the sufficiency economy: a critique ..............143Chanida Chanyapate and Alec BamfordStruggles against Wal-Martisation and neoliberal competitiveness in (southern) China– Towards postneoliberalism as an alternative? ......................................................... 157Ngai-Ling SumPostneoliberalism in Latin America..........................................................................171Emir SaderNotes on postneoliberalism in Argentina ................................................................. 181Verónica Gago and Diego SztulwarkRealistic postneoliberalism – A view from South Africa .......................................... 193Patrick BondNotes on contributors .............................................................................................. 212