We interviewed a philosopher based in the West Midlands to find out more about the ideology and philosophy that underpins everything the new Prime Minister has done so far - and everything she's likely to do in the future.
Truss' ideas can be traced back to the inter-war years of the 1920s and 1930s.
We interviewed the philosopher, who's based in the West Midlands, to find out more about the ideology and philosophy that underpins everything the Prime Minister has done so far and everything she's likely to do in the future.Ronald Reagan with Margaret Thatcher, who brought variants of neoliberalism to the Western world.
"The ideology to which Liz Truss subscribes is one in which the institutions of state are primarily levers for enriching the material wealth of the people over which that state governs," he said. "During that time, the Neoliberal revival was one in which the market and the state should be seen as distinct entities, but rather than the state pulling back from interfering with the market , it actually is using the state to support and grow the market.
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