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in the sense of an electorate, or a body of customers, supporters, etc. In the context of a state, can be described (with reference to Hegel) as its ‘moral root’; in that case, the debt state would then have two such roots

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The rise of creditors to become the second ‘constituency’ of the modern state

defined in footnote 62

—p.79 Neoliberal Reform: From Tax State to Debt State (47) by Wolfgang Streeck
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The rise of creditors to become the second ‘constituency’ of the modern state

defined in footnote 62

—p.79 Neoliberal Reform: From Tax State to Debt State (47) by Wolfgang Streeck
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(noun) a person or state receiving a mandate

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a stylized model of the contemporary debt state as addressee and mandatary of two differently constituted collectives

—p.80 Neoliberal Reform: From Tax State to Debt State (47) by Wolfgang Streeck
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a stylized model of the contemporary debt state as addressee and mandatary of two differently constituted collectives

—p.80 Neoliberal Reform: From Tax State to Debt State (47) by Wolfgang Streeck
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"nation" or "people"; defined by Wolfgang Streeck in Buying Time as "the general citizenry", to be distinguished from the Marktvolk (the people of the market); nationally organized and consisting of citizens tied to a particular state, from which they can claim certain inalienable rights of citizenship

a neologism coined by Wolfgang Streeck in Buying Time, and defined as "the people of the market"; in contrast to the Staatsvolk, with their diffuse and politically expandable civil rights, Marktvolk have claims on the state that are in principle enforceable before a court of law and come to an end with the fulfilment of the relevant contract

(adj) digressing from subject to subject

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This clears the way for discursive distinctions

—p.92 Neoliberal Reform: From Tax State to Debt State (47) by Wolfgang Streeck
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This clears the way for discursive distinctions

—p.92 Neoliberal Reform: From Tax State to Debt State (47) by Wolfgang Streeck
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"language-game", which is a philosophical concept developed by Ludwig Wittgenstein and Friedrich Waismann that refers to simple examples of language use and the actions into which the language is woven

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There is no place in the long-hegemonic Sprachspiel of a neoliberal national holism for the idea that the first to bail out the Greek banks should be their own shareholders and those who pocketed the profits, value increases, incomes and bonuses of recent years

footnote 85

—p.94 Neoliberal Reform: From Tax State to Debt State (47) by Wolfgang Streeck
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There is no place in the long-hegemonic Sprachspiel of a neoliberal national holism for the idea that the first to bail out the Greek banks should be their own shareholders and those who pocketed the profits, value increases, incomes and bonuses of recent years

footnote 85

—p.94 Neoliberal Reform: From Tax State to Debt State (47) by Wolfgang Streeck
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a type of nationalism that rose in the mid-2010s, especially in Western Europe and North America; commonly associated with right-wing populism, anti-globalisation, nativism, protectionism, opposition to immigration, and euroscepticism

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Whereas neonationalist public discourse blames excessive national debt levels on the easy life that one country’s citizens made for themselves

—p.95 Neoliberal Reform: From Tax State to Debt State (47) by Wolfgang Streeck
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Whereas neonationalist public discourse blames excessive national debt levels on the easy life that one country’s citizens made for themselves

—p.95 Neoliberal Reform: From Tax State to Debt State (47) by Wolfgang Streeck
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the repeal or abolition of a law, right, or agreement

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the abrogation of national sovereignties and the creation of an effective international order of law is a necessary complement and the logical consummation of the liberal programme

footnote 14; quoting from The Economic Conditions of Interstate Federalism

—p.100 The Politics of the Consolidation State: Neoliberalism in Europe (97) by Friedrich A. Hayek
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the abrogation of national sovereignties and the creation of an effective international order of law is a necessary complement and the logical consummation of the liberal programme

footnote 14; quoting from The Economic Conditions of Interstate Federalism

—p.100 The Politics of the Consolidation State: Neoliberalism in Europe (97) by Friedrich A. Hayek
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a coming to; the act of acceding and becoming joined; as, a king's accession to a confederacy

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majorities for social protection measures could no longer be found following the accession of Eastern Europe

—p.105 The Politics of the Consolidation State: Neoliberalism in Europe (97) by Wolfgang Streeck
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majorities for social protection measures could no longer be found following the accession of Eastern Europe

—p.105 The Politics of the Consolidation State: Neoliberalism in Europe (97) by Wolfgang Streeck
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exclusive or special devotion to a particular interest; a political theory that each political group has a right to promote its own interests and especially independence without regard to the interests of larger groups

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the claim of more productive, export-oriented countries for market justice was to be protected from any use of national sovereignty for purposes of national–particularistic social justice

—p.106 The Politics of the Consolidation State: Neoliberalism in Europe (97) by Wolfgang Streeck
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the claim of more productive, export-oriented countries for market justice was to be protected from any use of national sovereignty for purposes of national–particularistic social justice

—p.106 The Politics of the Consolidation State: Neoliberalism in Europe (97) by Wolfgang Streeck
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