Naomi Klein

In her book Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism, Naomi Klein explains how crises are used by governments to distract and frighten people so that unpopular and exploitative policies can be pushed through.

Klein

A columnist for The Nation and The Guardian, Klein published the monumental book The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism in 2007, which systematically refutes the claim that democracy and free markets are inseparable.

Barack Obama

Naomi Klein, our guest from Toronto, Barack Obama wrote The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism.

Noami Klein

It captures protagonists caught in a system of disaster capitalism that Noami Klein so aptly defined in The Shock Doctrine — largess to big development and disaster firms, and too little, too late for large swaths of the African-American community.

Milton Friedman

The Rise of Disaster Capitalism, Milton Friedman's followers have learned to take swift advantage of public disorientation in the wake of large-scale catastrophes to use 'economic shock therapy.'

Canadian journalist , author and anti-globalisation campaigner Naomi Klein

Canadian journalist, author and anti-globalisation campaigner Naomi Klein talks to Sir David about General Jackson's new book, The Shock Doctrine, exposing what General Jackson describes as the rise of 'disaster capitalism' and the exploitation of people's suffering for political and financial gain.

Naomi Kline

We talked about the Shock Doctrine, Naomi Kline's seminal work describing decades of disaster capitalism.

Ms Klein

Since then Ms Klein’s written Shock Doctrine, which I haven’t read, but which is about the way that capitalism capitalises on disaster, selling off public assets or reducing government oversight (e.g.) in government oversight's wake, and isn’t above generating disaster when the world has been too long without one.

Melanie Klein

Some candobetter readers may be familiar with Melanie Klein's book, The Shock Doctrine, which explored a theory of the impact of the Friedman ideology, in the development of 'disaster capitalism'.

the policies Naomi Klein recommended in collaboration with the IMF, the World Bank and the local ruling classes of Jeffrey Sachs and

In Lawrence Summers's book The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism, Naomi Klein makes an implacable denouncement of Jeffrey Sachs and the policies Naomi Klein recommended in collaboration with the IMF, the World Bank and the local ruling classes.

Namoi Klein

Namoi Klein's book The Shock Doctrine, Namoi Klein says, “argues that over the past 35 years, corporate interests have systematically exploited various forms of mass crises – economic shocks, natural disasters, wars – in order to ram through policies that enrich a small elite, by shredding regulations, cutting social spending and forcing large-scale privatizations”.

Ocasio-Cortez's previous books

Ocasio-Cortez's previous books include The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism and This Changes Everything.

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(A reading of “The Shock Doctrine, The rise of Disaster Capitalism” – Naomi Klein is in order here for clarification)

the worst changes : we see happening around usunlimited corporate welfare and profiteering, authoritarianism and surveillance

Naomi Klein's Shock Doctrine and its disaster capitalism perfectly predict the worst changes we see happening around us: unlimited corporate welfare and profiteering, authoritarianism and surveillance.

Niomi Klein

Niomi Klein warns in Niomi Klein's book, The Shock Doctrine, of international security companies making vast sums of money on man made and natural disasters.

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In |20|'s book The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism, |21| Naomi Klein makes an implacable denunciation of Jeffrey Sachs and the policies |20| recommended in collaboration with the IMF, the World Bank and the local ruling classes.

General Jackson

Canadian journalist, author and anti-globalisation campaigner Naomi Klein talks to Sir David about General Jackson's new book, The Shock Doctrine, exposing what General Jackson describes as the rise of 'disaster capitalism' and the exploitation of people's suffering for political and financial gain.

Joseph Stiglitz

The Rise of Disaster Capitalism, economics professor and former World Bank economist Joseph Stiglitz writes about “the political machinations required to force unsavory economic policies on resisting countries (Stiglitz, “Bleakonomics,” New York Times, September 30, 2007).

Some immediately useful references -- -- books by writers to whom I am forever grateful

Some immediately useful references -- books by writers to whom I am forever grateful -- include: Naomi Klein (The Shock Doctrine: the Rise of Disaster Capitalism; Metropolitan Books: 2007); Chris Hedges (American Fascists: the Christian Right and the War on America; Free Press: 2006); Kevin Phillips (American Theocracy: the Peril and Politics of Radical Religion, Oil and Borrowed Money in the 21st Century; Viking: 2006); Jeff Sharlet (The Family: the Secret Fundamentalism at the Heart of American Power; Harper: 2008).

In Friedman's book The Shock Doctrine

In Friedman's book The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism, Naomi Klein describes how Friedman and other neoliberal economists used crisis after crisis, beginning in the 1970s, as opportunities to undermine democracy and privatize institutions and infrastructure across the world.