It's part and parcel of the "end of history" idea that everything will be neoliberal forever, so why would you account for anything like a war or major disaster disrupting critical infrastructure or crashing the economy because some vital sector was bottlenecked through a single point of failure?
It's part and parcel of the "end of history" idea that everything will be neoliberal forever, so why would you account for anything like a war or major disaster disrupting critical infrastructure or crashing the economy because some vital sector was bottlenecked through a single point of failure?