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Thanks for the reference. Do you have one that shows your point that, instead of being from the 50's it is from after the 70's? As previously discussed, its mea
by sebastianconcpt 10y ago
Thanks for the reference. Do you have one that shows your point that, instead of being from the 50's it is from after the 70's? As previously discussed, its meaning in 1951 was radically different after the 70's and today maintains the polarity that's properly described in Neoliberalism's Wikipedia page.