After the protests, what next?


  • Business
  • Saturday, 06 Jul 2019

THE old order is broken. No less than Russian President Putin has declared the Neoliberal order “obsolete”. We now have to think the unthinkable – every dream has turned into a nightmare – the land of the free no longer seems to welcome anyone, whilst the freest economy in the world is under siege by massive protests.

What is the New Order? How do we deal with the myriad problems of inequality, climate change, technological disruption to jobs, de-globalisation and fragmentation of society? If everyone protests to hold the rest of society at ransom, how is possible to govern?

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