The new individualism: the emotional costs of globalization

By A. Elliott, Charles C. Lemert. 2009

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Subfields: Political Science and International Relations

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Citations in the corpus

• The role of co-operatives in poverty reduction: Network perspectives (2008, background): “For two leading experts, the realities of globalisation are creating “a significant transformation in the ways people imagine themselves, experience others and engage in forms of global interconnectedness in everyday life” (Elliott & Lemert, 2005: 90).”
• Promoting “Critical Awareness” and Critiquing “Cultural Competence”: Towards Disrupting Received Professional Knowledges (2011, background): “According to Elliot and Lemert (2006), the ‘‘master idea’’ for neo-liberal culture is that of ‘‘individualisation’’*a specific ascription of personhood, which privileges autonomy and denigrates dependence.”