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Pablo Pryluka

Pablo Pryluka is a PhD candidate in the department of history at Princeton University. His main fields of interest are modern Latin American and global history, with a focus on social and economic history. His dissertation project is called “Expectations and Inequality: A History of Consumption in South America (1930s–1970s).”  icon

How the Welfare State Became the Neoliberal Order

By Pablo Pryluka

Today's neoliberalism emerged when US policymakers built New Deal–style projects abroad—for private gain rather than the public good.

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