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Author: Francesco Di Bernardo

Dr Francesco Di Bernardo completed his PhD in Modern and Contemporary Literature, Culture and Thought at the University of Sussex. He is currently Associate Tutor at the School of English at Sussex, having previously worked as Research Support Assistant in Sussex’s School of Media, Film and Music. Francesco is currently also reviewer for the LSE Review of Books.
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A Terrible Precariousness

Francesco Di Bernardo February 27, 2015 No Comments Arthur MillerBourdieuClassJonathan CoeLeftist ThoughtMarxismNeoliberalismpost-industrial landscapesPrecarizationWelfare StateZygmunt Bauman

The transition from the post-war welfare state to neoliberalism has been accompanied in Western countries by a series of events that Jan Breman, in an article in the New Left Review, summarizes as following: …

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