Neoliberalism: Theories, Practices, and Conflicts

doi:10.1285/i20356609v9i2p272

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Giulio Moini
Sapienza University of Rome
Italy

Giulio Moini teaches Governance and participation and Sociology of public action at Sapienza, University of Rome. His main research interests include neoliberalism, new forms of participation, and public action. His most recent publications include: Neoliberismi e azione pubblica. Il caso italiano (ed.), Ediesse, 2015; Il regime dell’Urbe. Politica, economia e potere a Roma (Carocci 2015, coauthored with E. d’Albergo); Interpretare l’azione pubblica. Teorie, metodi e strumenti, Carocci 2013.

Ernesto d'Albergo
Sapienza University of Rome
Italy

Ernesto d’Albergo is Associate Professor of Political Sociology at Sapienza, University of Rome. His main research interests include political power, public policy and urban governance. His most recent publications include: Sfide e prospettive della sociologia politica: tra de-politicizzazione della politica e ri-politicizzazione del sociale (in F. Corbisiero, E. Ruspini, eds. Sociologia del futuro, Walters Kluwer – CEDAM 2016, coauthored with F.de Nardis); Il regime dell’Urbe. Politica, economia e potere a Roma (Carocci 2015, coauthored with G. Moini); Azione pubblica, imprese ed egemonia in una politica neoliberista: l’Agenda urbana italiana e il paradigma Smart City (in G. Moini, ed., Neoliberismi e azione pubblica. Il caso italiano, ediesse 2015); Beyond Institutionalization: urban movements in Rome (in A. L. Farro, H. Lustiger-Thaler, eds. Reimagining Social Movement. From Collectives to Individuals, Ashgate 2014).