This article argues that the turn toward smart cities, emphasizing solutions, services, and
infrastructures driven by digital technologies, has reinforced a dominant ideology shaping …

… active citizenry, a neoliberal discourse privileges instead a market-rationale, focused on
self-… This article aims to analyse GCE as an ideology, unveiling not only its hidden (discursive) …

… an extra-juridical functionality of the global market system’s political economy, where
cultural and ideological apparatuses exert determining roles in perpetuating and normalizing …

… political conflict that can be meaningfully expressed as spanning both economic and
noneconomic, cultural issues, we argue for two complementary ideology-… free-market economics …

… arts marketing. By drawing our attention to cultural and social construction of the market
and marketing, the framework could also produce an effective criticism of free market ideology. …

… emphasis on the impact of ideology and culture. Thus Lenin ar… Mao's faith in the power of
ideological fervor to triumph over … giving way to market forces; old-line political parties and labor …

… to describe an overarching ideology that operates in society to the detriment of older people
and which in large part explains their economic, social and cultural marginality. This paper …

… by political ideology in the Mao era and later by commodification under market conditions. …
Whereas the garden presented a subtle critique of the ideological and political repression of …

… of marketing … ideology forms (the ‘ideological opportunity’), brands need to culturally innovate
(by using the available source material in society) in order to stay relevant with their cultural …

… In this standard account, it was predominantly neo-liberal currents, a pro-market ideology
and conservative parties that featured as the most important actors in the making of privatized …