Global Neoliberalism, Policy Autonomy, and International Competitive Dynamics
Author(s)
DeMartino, George
Abstract
Policy autonomy is discussed. It is argued that global neoliberalism undermines policy autonomy and thereby threatens the ability of domestic social democratic regimes to ensure economic security and equality. A brief discussion is presented of just how social democratic regimes might seek to respond to this loss of policy autonomy in order to secure traditional social democratic goals.
