Neoliberal Globalization Reconsidered, Unfair Competition and the Death of Nations

In my upcoming book, Neoliberalism Book 2: Neoliberal Globalization Reconsidered, Unfair Competition and the Death of Nations, I explore the complexities of global resource economies and how they shape the fortunes of smaller nations, particularly those in the Caribbean. One striking example is Guyana, a country that found oil a few years ago. This discovery ignited hope throughout the region […]

Unfair Competitive Practices: The Root Cause of Immigration Crisis

Illegal Immigration as consequence of Neoliberal Globalization: The global immigration crisis is not a sudden phenomenon but rather a consequence of a long history of unfair competitive practices that have exacerbated disparities and income inequalities among nations. Post-industrial countries, particularly the United States, have wielded their economic power to maintain dominance, often at the expense of developing nations. Throughout history, […]

NEOLIBERAL GLOBALIZATION RECONSIDERED, Neo-Capitalism and the Death of Nations

A Brief Look Inside: Neoliberal Globalization Reconsidered: Neo-Capitalism and the Death of Nations A “Novel” Text By: Renaldo McKenzie Foreword and some contributions by: Martin Oppenheimer Published by: THE NEOLIBERAL CORPORATION Book 2 of the “Neoliberalism” Book Series   I dedicate this book… … to my Dad, Rev. Lurkenum L. McKenzie, who was given at first a basic education up […]

A Shaky Fabric: Challenges Facing the Black Family in Modern America

In the intricate tapestry of the American experience, the Black family stands at a crossroads, grappling with a lack of internal cohesion that hinders its competitiveness in a neoliberal capitalist society. This introspective exploration delves into the challenges faced by the Black community, where a collective belief in each other is often overshadowed by internal strife and the pursuit of […]

Introducing: Neoliberal Globalization Reconsidered, Neo-Capitalism and the Death of Nations

This upcoming book in the Neoliberalism series, written by Renaldo McKenzie, delves into the concept of wealth and its distribution, challenging the notion that hard work and savings lead to prosperity. Renaldo argues in Neoliberal Globalization Reconsidered, Neo-Capitalism and the Death of Nations that certain groups and regions, particularly Black and Brown people in the Global South and Global North, […]

The Premature End of Affirmative Action: Assessing Equity and Inclusion in America

Introduction In a controversial six-to-three-vote, the US Supreme Court recently invalidated Affirmative Action in colleges and universities. This decision, driven by political and special interests, raises important questions about the state of equality and inclusion in American society. While civil rights and freedoms have been established, the ongoing need for Affirmative Action suggests that true equality has not been fully […]

Unveiling “Neoliberalism”: A Journey into Race, Power, and Global Economics

A Book Fund Drive: Once upon a time, in the depths of research and contemplation, a passionate writer named Renaldo McKenzie embarked on a remarkable endeavor. His mission was to shed light on the intricate connections between race, power, history, philosophy, politics, economics, and resistance. Driven by a vision to inspire change and foster understanding, Renaldo penned a book of […]

Neoliberalism, Globalization, Income Inequality, Poverty and Resistance (eBook)

Description Neoliberalism… is also available in eBook format. Neoliberalism… is an examination of race, power, history, philosophy, politics, economics and resistance in relation to the United States, Jamaica, other former colonized countries, and the world.  This eBook explores the realities of Jamaica and the Caribbean, challenging the idyllic image often associated with the region. It delves into the historical, economic, and political […]

Black History: Reimagining Peoples Within Critical Race Theory, Not Thinking Race, but Moving Away from A Victim to A Hero Approach

Its Black History Month, and we are publishing a story in The Neoliberal Journals that was published in our Commentary via LinkedIn, The Neoliberal Commentary and our Podcast, The Neoliberal Round on March 21, 2022. We recently carried a podcast episode commenting on Florida’s ban on teaching students to “feel guilt” on history. It was also published as an article […]