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La doctrina del shock by Naomi Klein

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5.0

Fantastic deconstruction of how the corporate elite work to rob the common folk of everything after disasters both natural and man-made. This has changed the way I look at the world which is the highest honor I can bestow a book. While it does deal with a lot of terrible actions and behaviors, it is ultimately a hopeful book about the power of the people to resist and repair their own communities after massive shocks. 

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4.25

A very important read and extremely relevant now with the current genocide of the Palestinian people. It’s all connected. 

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5.0

Wow. A must read. 

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5.0

So damn good… she had me hooked and coming back to listen (to the audiobook) whenever I had a free moment, which is often hard for me with non-fiction books, much less one about economics! This has been in my TBR list since 2020 and I’m ashamed it took me so long

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4.0


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zosiablue's review against another edition

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5.0

7000 stars. I'm always going to remember reading this slowly over two months at Wild Grind each morning as summer turned to fall, and feeling the most bonkers emotions from grief to rage to hope. There has never been a book that so cleanly makes the case that free market capitalism and the US's involvement in "rebuilding" other countries is a blatant and cruel scam. And this was published in 2007! To know what's transpired since publication is to know the worst was yet to come. Astonishing,

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5.0

This book was insanely good, I’d pick it up & read it again right now if it wasn’t packed with such infuriating information. We hate the CIA!

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4.5


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4.0


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