Naomi Klein
Books by Naomi Klein
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by Naomi Klein
This is a modern classic. It charts how brands stopped being markers of quality and became symbols of identity and markers of status
The Shock Doctrine
by Naomi Klein
Naomi Klein’s argument is that capitalism actually requires deliberately engineered shocks to the economic systems.
Interviews where books by Naomi Klein were recommended
George Monbiot — with An Essential Reading List
Writer and investigative journalist George Monbiot recommends books that have shaped him, and that are crucial reading for those wishing to navigate the current economic and environmental crises.
The best books on Film Directing, recommended by Mat Whitecross
The young film director of Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll (about the troubled but brilliant British rock star Ian Dury) talks about the books that inspire his films.
The best books on Body Shopping, recommended by Donna Dickenson
The author and activist talks about medical ethics and selects her five top books on the subject. She raises questions as to whether we own our bodies, and the ethics behind selling human organs.
The best books on Context of the UK Riots, recommended by David Lammy
We’re richer and freer as a society than we used to be but it’s now clear there are downsides too. The MP for Tottenham, where the riots began, says we’ve created a hyper-individualistic culture and explains how we must change it
