Post-neoliberalism

Post-neoliberalism is a term used to describe ideals that go against the Washington Consensus and neoliberalism. The movement is particularly strong in Latin America, where the left-wing Pink Tide has had an influence on politics in the region. According to Roger Merino examples of Post-neoliberal governments include the government of Evo Morales in Bolivia and the government of Rafael Correa in Ecuador. In the economic arena, the ideology advocates for the nationalization of numerous industries, and for the redistribution of wealth.

Post-neoliberalism

Post-neoliberalism is a term used to describe ideals that go against the Washington Consensus and neoliberalism. The movement is particularly strong in Latin America, where the left-wing Pink Tide has had an influence on politics in the region. According to Roger Merino examples of Post-neoliberal governments include the government of Evo Morales in Bolivia and the government of Rafael Correa in Ecuador. In the economic arena, the ideology advocates for the nationalization of numerous industries, and for the redistribution of wealth.