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ProgrammeDay 1: 10th March 201708.45&#160;-&#160;9.00: Opening &#38; introduction (salle des colloques 2) Christine Reynier, Head of EMMA research centre. Simon Dawes and Marc Lenormand9.00-10.30 Keynote session (salle des colloques 2)9.00-9.45 Nicholas Gane, &#8220;What is Neoliberalism and Why Does (or Did) It Matter?&#8221;9.45-10.30 Johnna Montgomerie, &#8220;Anglo-Liberal Austerity as economic storytelling about debt&#8221;10.45-12.15 Panel session (salles des colloques 1 &#38; 2)DEFINING NEOLIBERALISMBibliographyEmma Bell and Gilles Christoph, &#8220;Yet Another Empty Concept? The Epistemological Barriers to Defining Neoliberalism&#8221;Ben Whitham, &#8220;Ways of seeing, ways of being: Re-assessing neoliberalism as ideology and governmentality&#8221;Jean-Fran&#231;ois Bissonnette, &#8220;Credit as Political Technology: Finance and the Production of the Neoliberal Subject&#8221;Thierry Labica, &#8220;Late neoliberalism or, the transition to nowhere&#8221;NEOLIBERALISM AND THE STATE BibliographyLucie de Carvalho and Bradley T. Smith, &#8220;Has the State Stopped Steering Markets? Rethinking Periodization and Neoliberal Interventionism in the United States and the United Kingdom&#8217;Guy Redden, &#8220;Neoliberalism with Australian Characteristics: From the Investor State to Austerity Lite&#8221;Charlotte Pelletan, &#8220;The Welfare state into question: health policies and the neoliberalism era: How to &#8216;talk left and walk right&#8217; in South Africa; the case of HIV/AIDS policy&#8221;&#160;13.30-15.00 Panel session (salles des colloques 1 &#38; 2)HISTORY OF NEOLIBERALISMBibliographyJ&#233;r&#244;me Viala-Gaudefroy, &#8220;Mythification of Market-Based Economics through Metaphors in Post-Cold War U.S. Presidential Discourse&#8221;Jacopo Marchetti, &#8220;Birth and Changes of Neoliberal policies from 1930s to 1980s: In and Out of the &#8220;Myth&#8221; of Free-Market&#8221;Gabriele Ciampini, &#8220;The Conservative Neoliberalism of James M. Buchanan and Russell Kirk and the Moral Justification of Economic Austerity&#8221;Daniel Steinmetz-Jenkins and Jacob Hamburger, &#8220;Irving Kristol&#8217;s Conservative Liberalism: When the Neocons were Critics of Neoliberalism&#8221;NEOLIBERALISM AND HIGHER EDUCATIONBibliographySimon Choat, &#8220;The university as enterprise: Approaches to understanding the neoliberalization of UK higher education&#8221;Michael Wilmore, &#8220;Does Common Pool Resource Theory Suggest New Options for University Staff Professional Development in the Age of Neoliberal Higher Education Policy?&#8221;Marian Mayer, &#8220;Is transformative education in a neoliberal HE context possible? Challenging the dismantling of public sector education&#8221;Heather Savigny, &#8220;Sistah&#8217;s are doing it to themselves: The gendered neoliberal academic environment&#8221;15.15-16.45 Panel session (salles des colloques 1 &#38; 2)NEOLIBERALISM AND MASCULINITYBibliographyRachel O&#8217;Neill, &#8220;Enterprising Intimacy in the London &#8216;Seduction Community&#8217;&#8221;Jamie Hakim, &#8220;Chemsex and the City: Queering Intimacy in Neoliberal London&#8221;Debbie Ging, &#8220;Betamorphism: The Affective Politics of the Manosphere&#8221;NEOLIBERALISM AND THE CITYBibliographyMarine Dass&#233;, &#8220;The broken window theory, anti-homeless laws and the neoliberalization of public spaces in Los Angeles&#8221;Andrew Diamond, &#8220;Historicizing Neoliberalization at the Grassroots&#8221;Charles Egert, &#8220;Urban Arts in the 1980s: Dreams and deceptions&#8221;Jacob Mukherjee, &#8220;Our London: political organising in the neoliberal city&#8221;16.45-18.15 Keynote session (salle des colloques 2)16.45- 17.30 Rosalind Gill, &#8220;Neoliberal feeling rules? The affective and psychic life of neoliberalism&#8221;17.30 -18.15 Srila Roy, &#8220;Feminism in neoliberal India: subjects, ethics, politics&#8221;Day 2: 11th March 20179.00-10.30 Panel session (salles des colloques 1 &#38; 2)NEOLIBERALISM AND RACEBibliographyLucile Pouthier, &#8220;Crime, race and the neoliberal society in contemporary South Africa&#8221;Karen A. Wilkes, &#8220;Lucrative raced markets: neoliberalism, whiteness, femininity and the &#8216;clean-eating&#8217; movement&#8217;&#8221;Kostas Maronitis, &#8220;Neoliberalism and Racism in the &#8216;Brexit&#8217; Debate: The Precarious Subject and its Other&#8221;NEOLIBERALISM, CRISIS AND CULTUREBibliographySławomir Kozioł, &#8220;Legitimation Crisis in Margaret Atwood&#8217;s MaddAddam Trilogy&#8221;Juliette Feyel and Cl&#233;mence Fourton, &#8220;Representations of the 2008 crisis in British and American films: what makes a successful crisis narrative?&#8221;Chris Roberts, &#8220;Neoliberal Capitalism and the Global Financial Crisis a media discourse OR *why are the architects of the crisis [crime] the self-same discursive actors called upon the solve it*&#8221;10.30-11.15 Keynote session (salle des colloques 1) Des Freedman, &#8220;The media and the neoliberal swindle&#8221;11.15-12.00 Roundtable (salle des colloques 1) Des Freedman, Nicholas Gane, Rosalind Gill, Johnna Montgomerie, Srila Roy.12.00-12.15 Closing comments (salle des colloques 1) Simon Dawes and Marc Lenormand