from archidose

Naomi Klein is a writer and activist whose research and ideas tend to find a way into common usage, if more prevalent on the liberal left than in the mainstream or conservative right. Her first book, "No Logo," explored and railed against branding, while her second book, "The Shock Doctrine," loo...

from arewenotben

Klein uses the concepts from her previous books (namely branding, the use of disasters to push through unpalatable agendas and climate change) to needle into Trump, examining his modus operandi and how how the conditions appeared for him to be President. It works really well and I agree with her ...

from johnjmeyer

Probing analysis of where we are and how we got here with realistic assessment of how things could get worse but an overall upbeat view of the opportunity of turning these dark days toward a radically different, sustainable, just, and equitable society. Kudos. Naomi has done it again!

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Rating of 4.95. A to-the-point description of the Problem America elected into office.

from willszal

This is not like Klein's other books. Rather than an in-depth piece with a lot of research, it's a summary of all that she has learned over the years, applied to Trump's presidency. It's a brilliant book, and I highly recommend it if you're trying to make sense of these times. In some ways, I've ...