Document Type : Research Paper
Author
Associate professor in the Dept. of International Relations, Institute for Humanities and Cultural Studies (IHCS)
Abstract
The current global economic governance is dominated by the ideology of neoliberalism and contemporary globalization has been driven by neoliberal ideas. Neoliberalism has been severely criticized from different types of perspectives. In this article, the question is related to the major devastating consequences of neoliberalism from perspectives of critical theory. This article argues that neoliberal capitalism has expanded the relationships based on domination and repression in the current world.
Keywords
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