According to Brown in "Undoing the demos," the new normative order of reason that became widely and deeply disseminated over three decades is the power of neoliberalism.

According to Wendy Brown in her book "Undoing the demos: Neoliberalism's stealth revolution," the new normative order of reason that became widely and deeply disseminated over three decades is neoliberalism, which emphasizes individualism, free-market capitalism, and limited government intervention in economic affairs. Neoliberalism views the market as the primary source of value and seeks to maximize economic growth and efficiency at the expense of social welfare and equality. Brown argues that this ideology has reshaped our understanding of citizenship, democracy, and social justice.