Titlebook: Religious Resistance to Neoliberalism; Womanist and Black F Keri Day Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Womanis

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Conclusion,hey demonstrate that the cynicism and apathy associated with neoliberal capitalism do not have the last words. The present and future can change, as we are not trapped in the “sameness” of the present. Radical hope offers the conditions that give rise to alternative social worlds out of which beloved communities can emerge and flourish.

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The Myth of Progress,en and Joseph Stiglitz offer stinging indictments of how global financial institutions hinder economic and human development through unregulated or under-regulated “free” market models. Similarly, feminist political philosophers, such as Martha Nussbaum, also expose the exacerbation of inequities, e

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Resisting the Acquiring Mode,ions of crisis, redemption, and hope. This narrative of progress asserts a false hope, which is grounded in the promise of material abundance and well-being for all. However, this promise has fallen short. Critical theorists and womanists such as Benjamin, Zizek, and Baker-Fletcher remind one that i

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