in its incisive critique of consumer capitalism and the supremacy of branding becoming…

[ad_1] In 2007 Canadian author and activist Naomi Klein released ‘The Shock Doctrine’, a follow-up to her seminal 1999 debut ‘No Logo’. The latter was an instant classic, in its incisive critique of consumer capitalism and the supremacy of branding becoming a de facto manifesto for the then-burgeoning anti-globalisation movement. While not quite as totemic…