Neoliberalism and National Culture

The book explores the enduring significance of state institutional authority in Québec and Canada, challenging the prevailing notion that Neoliberalism diminishes governmental influence. It delves into how these regions maintain robust state structures and governance despite economic pressures, highlighting the complexities of political authority in a Neoliberal context. Through analysis and case studies, it reveals the dynamic interplay between state power and market forces, offering insights into contemporary political and economic landscapes.