The process of neoliberalism has been effect on level of nation-state and rights of the citizens. This paper critically evaluates the neoliberalism effects on the ability of states to prevent the social, cultural and economic right of their citizens. Moreover, through critical review of the view of the several authors, the researcher identifies the effects of neoliberalism on the ability and rights of states and their impacts on the people of states.

Neoliberalism was an economic philosophy that supports economic liberalization, open markets, free trade, deregulation and privatization of the market. According to Jessop (2002), this economic philosophy opens the economy or market for the other nations that effects of the central and state government ability to protect economic, social and cultural rights of its people. This economic philosophy is also knows as social market economy because it promoted privatization and liberalization of the economy (Jessop, 2002).

Neoliberalism is a mark for financial progressivism whose supporters help budgetary liberalizations, unhindered commerce and open markets, privatization, deregulation, and improving the part of the private segment in present day public opinion. Alston & Goodman (2013) portray that neoliberalism was a financial logic that rose around European liberal researchers in the 1930s endeavoring to follow a purported-"Third" or 'Center Way' between the clashing rationalities of traditional radicalism and collectivist focal arranging.