This is probably at least partly my fault, for reading a 'reader' as if it's a book to be read from front to back, but this was pretty hard work. The first twenty or so chapters offer general critiques of various aspects of neoliberalism, while the last ten chapters (which, by and large, I enjoyed much more) covered the implementation of neoliberalism in different countries/regions. I'm sure there's lots of good stuff in here, but I can't recommend reading it the way I did!