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Democracy and Other Neoliberal Fantasies Communicative Capitalism and Left Politics
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civil institutions: criminology in context o£ 71; ·disciplinary role o£ 6s

civil rights movement, 15, 106

Clarke, Richard, 157

Clarke, Simon, 183n7

Clinton, Bil: banking deregulation under, 49-50; MoveOn on, 46; neeliberalism o£ 54; public "fatigue" with, 3; welfare state dismantled under, 71 35, 181n24

Cohen, Lizbeth, 68

Cold War: good vs. evil in, I04-S1 I08- 14i neoliberal perspective on, 56

collective action, 331 35-36, 53

Calmes, Alan, 158

communication: commodification o£ 24; definition o£ 26; ideal interaction in public sphere, 21; understanding in, 27. See also Internet; language; media; messages; networked communications media; political action and participation; speech acts

communicative capitalism: concept o£ 22-24; democratic ideals repurposed in, 17-18; features o£ 8; incredulity and competing realities in, 56-57, 147-48; individual celebrated in, 11- Ii; Internet as zero institution o£ 42- 45; language of victimization in, 6-7; legislation afg, 181030; MoveOn as exemplar of, 46 -47; as protecting and immunizing power, 119-20; selffashioning expected in, 66-67, 73i spectacle in, 39, 173-75; talk without response in, 22-24, 46-48. See also certainty and credibility; consumerism and consumption; conviction and responsiveness; free trade; individual/ singular I personal mindset; neoliberalism; networked communications media; relativism

comunism, 103-4, 106, no. See also Marxism and Marxism-Leninism

competition: as governing precept, 57
computer protocols, 185n47

condemnation: structure of address and eficacy o£ 136-42

condensation concept, 38-39

conspiracy theory: credibility in outsidership o£ 154-55; implications of, 147-48; questioning in, 149-50; shift in, 148-49; stigmatization of, 152-54; subjectivization and, 177n8. See also 9 In truth movement

consumer as producer: fantasy of abundance and, 25-26; opinions a£ 24; politics of, 11-12; private property unchallenged in, 37; rise of, 4

consumer I criminal doublet: concept o£ 63; consumer side of, 68-7o; criminal side o£ 70-72; historical context of, 67-68

consumerism and consumption: discourse on, 69- 70, 73; historical diferences in, 68; as paradigmatic form of choosing, 22; as politically significant, 6, 34-35; politics of disclosure and, 38-39; state surveillance in logic of, 11-12, 131. See also advertising; marketing

contributions: antiwar message morphed into, 20; circulation and exchange value of, 26- 28; political disconnect and, 21; political energies reformatted as, 31-33, 49; response absent in, 22-24, 46-48. See also messages; networked communications media

Control Room, The (film), So, 82, 84 conviction, absolutist: Bush's vacuous resolve as, u6-2o; relativism combined with, 95-96, 120--21

conviction and res onsiveness: address and condemnation in, 136-42; arguments about, 123- 24. See also ethics

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