Invisible Doctrine: The Secret History of Neoliberalism

What are the forces behind today’s economic inequality, climate disruption and polarizing disinformation? What can be done?

Invisible Doctrine: The Secret History of Neoliberalism , is the companion documentary to the #1 bestseller in the Times UK of the same name. Guardian journalist George Monbiot & awardwinning fimmakers Peter Hutchison examine these questions.

"Imagine that the people of the Soviet Union had never heard of Communisim. That's more or less where we find ourselves today. The dominant ideology of our times-which affects nearly every aspect of our lives - for most of us has no name."

The Invisible Doctrine does more than merely provide a critique of the forces that have come to guide our lives, he provides a way forward – proposing avenues for the revitalization of community, the commons, democratic participation, and reclamation of government (in particular on the local & community level) – thereby planting the seeds for systemic, long-term change.

This event is brought to you in part by the Vermont Humanities in partnership with Windham World Affairs Council, The Latchis Theater, Brooks Memorial Library, Vermont Independent Media and America250.

Host or Publisher Windham World Affairs Council and Latchis Theatre Spotlight Series