Reframing Neoliberalism as a Cognitive Regime

This volume provides a new exploration of the complex phenomenon of neoliberalism from a unique perspective, casting it as our contemporary 'collective consciousness' and arguing for its interpretation not as a political ideology, but as multifaceted cognitive system.

Daniel Gugan is currently affiliated with the University of Luxembourg. He received his PhD from the Corvinus University of Budapest in Social Sciences and his research interests cover the analysis of different sociöeconomic development paths, and especially the sociöcognitive buildup of the neoliberal world order.