Od Joining the Club h grotesknosti slovenske adaptacije na neoliberalizem

Kramberger, Taja

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Title:	Od Joining the Club h grotesknosti slovenske adaptacije na neoliberalizem
Authors:	ID Kramberger, Taja (Author)
Files:	http://dk.fdv.uni-lj.si/dr/dr43KrambergerTaja1.PDF
Language:	Slovenian
Work type:	Not categorized
Typology:	1.01 - Original Scientific Article
Organization:	UPR - University of Primorska
Abstract:	Zgolj negotovo prepričanje in intuicija o tem, da je s slovensko kulturno in znanstveno politiko - pa tudi s politično politiko - nekaj hudo narobe, ne zadošča za prepoznavanje, odkrivanje in odpravljanje subtilnih ideoloških mehanizmov, ki v zadnjem desetletju pospešeno prodirajo v tudi Slovenijo. Gre za sistemski vdor seta mobilizacijskih doktrin, diskurzov in mehanizmov imperialno nastrojenega neoliberalizma domala na vsa področja družbene produkcije in državljanskega življenja (od znanosti, kulture, do prava, umetnosti itn.), ki spodkopavajo temeljne človekove in državljanske pravice in na njihovo mesto kot normativ postavljajo tržno logiko, se pravi, kriterije množičnosti. Avtorica poudarja, da je neoliberalne strategije in njihove dejanske namene najprej potrebno znati jasno prepoznati, da bi se od njih lahko ustrezno ogradili. Neoliberalizem ni niti nujnost niti usoda, je politična motivirana akcija manjšine (elite), ki računa - zavestno ali nezavedno - na učinke svojih implantacij. Članek nudi nekaj mentalnih orodij in kategorij za prepoznavanje neoliberalizma, ter kritično obravnava nekaj njegovih prodorov v Slovenijo, kjer se je ta ideologija "uspešno" ujela s podobnimi preteklimi strukturnimi dispozitivi.
Keywords:	neoliberalizem, ideologija, intelektualci, Republika Slovenija
Year of publishing:	2003
Number of pages:	str. 77-95
Numbering:	Letn. 19, št. 43
PID:	20.500.12556/RUP-1184
ISSN:	0352-3608
UDC:	316.257:330.831.8(497.4)
COBISS.SI-ID:	595923
Publication date in RUP:	15.10.2013
Views:	5887
Downloads:	99
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:	KRAMBERGER, Taja, 2003, Od Joining the Club h grotesknosti slovenske adaptacije na neoliberalizem. [online]. 2003. Vol. 19, no. 43, p. 77–95. [Accessed 31 March 2025]. Retrieved from: http://dk.fdv.uni-lj.si/dr/dr43KrambergerTaja1.PDF Copy citation

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Abstract:	It does not suffice to have just an uncertain belief or an intuition that there is something wrong with the Slovenian culture and science policy - as well as with its polity - in order to recognize, uncover and remove the subtle ideological mechanisms, which progress at an accelerated pace into Slovenia during the last decade. There is a systemic intrusion of a set of mobilisatory doctrines, discourses, and mechanisms, deriving from imperially tanned neoliberalism in nearly all the fields of social production and civic life (from science, culture to law, art etc.), underdigging basic human and civic rights, and substituting them by the market logics as a normative, namely, by mass-based criteria. The author claims that neoliberal strategies and their real purposes are to be clearly recognized primarily, in order to introduce proper distances afterwards. Neoliberalism is neither necessity nor destiny; it is a politically motivated action of a minority (elite), taking the effects of its implantations - be it consciously or unconsciously - into account. The article offers a few mental-tools and categories for uncovering the neoliberalism, and critically assesses some of its invasions into Slovenia, where this ideology "succesfully" coincides with similar structural dispositives from the past.
Keywords:	neoliberalism, ideology, intellectuals, Republic Slovenia

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