The 2008 financial crisis should have ended neoliberal economics forever. Instead, it was rebranded and became more powerful than ever. In this episode, Peter Yang break down how neoliberalism triggered the global financial collapse, why it escaped accountability, and how concepts like “inclusive institutions” ultimately helped preserve the system rather than reform it. From Wall Street bailouts that made the next crisis even worse, to the Eurozone debt crisis that sacrificed an entire ...
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The 2008 financial crisis should have ended neoliberal economics forever. Instead, it was rebranded and became more powerful than ever. In this episode, Peter Yang break down how neoliberalism triggered the global financial collapse, why it escaped accountability, and how concepts like “inclusive institutions” ultimately helped preserve the system rather than reform it. From Wall Street bailouts that made the next crisis even worse, to the Eurozone debt crisis that sacrificed an entire ...
What Westerners Get Wrong About Taiwan Politics? | Roughly Chinese Pod EP10 Clip
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What Westerners Get Wrong About Taiwan Politics? | Roughly Chinese Pod EP10 Clip
In this episode of Roughly Chinese Pod, our host Mimi sits down with Zhong Xiangyu—Taiwan compatriot, reunification advocate, and geopolitical commentator—to explore the complex reality of Taiwan's political landscape that Western observers often misunderstand. For more news and stories about China, pls visit: https://thechinaacademy.org/
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The 2008 financial crisis should have ended neoliberal economics forever. Instead, it was rebranded and became more powerful than ever. In this episode, Peter Yang break down how neoliberalism triggered the global financial collapse, why it escaped accountability, and how concepts like “inclusive institutions” ultimately helped preserve the system rather than reform it. From Wall Street bailouts that made the next crisis even worse, to the Eurozone debt crisis that sacrificed an entire ...
