Marijn Nieuwenhuis

Marijn Nieuwenhuis teaches Political Geography at the University of Durham. He works on the politics of atmospheric relations.

The fall and future of Dutch neo-liberal nationalism

The collapse of budget negotiations and the upcoming elections in Holland provide opportunities for the emergence of better answers to the violence done by nationalist antagonisms, imposed through neo-liberal austerity programmes

By Marijn Nieuwenhuis

/ 26 Apr 2012

The rise of Dutch neo-liberal nationalism

Who gets the blame for the ongoing social effects of the coalition’s love for neo-liberal principles? The culprits are rather conveniently eastern European migrants, the Greeks, the leftists and of course those that dare to associate themselves with Islam.

By Marijn Nieuwenhuis

/ 12 Apr 2012