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Mentioned in 22 episodes

NO LOGO

Taking Aim at the Brand Bullies

Book • 1999

In 'No Logo', Naomi Klein examines the rise of corporate branding and its effects on culture, work, and consumer choice.

The book is divided into four parts: 'No Space', 'No Choice', 'No Jobs', and 'No Logo'.

Klein discusses how multinational corporations prioritize brand marketing over product manufacturing, leading to issues such as sweatshops, corporate censorship, and the erosion of public spaces.

She also highlights various resistance movements, including culture jamming and anti-globalization protests, and argues for a more just and sustainable economic model.

Mentioned by

Xavier de la Porte

Giovanni Ansaldo

Mentioned in 22 episodes

Mentioned by

Ezra Klein

and

Naomi Klein

while discussing her early critique of branding, multinational corporations, and the rise of personal-brand culture.

We’re All Living in the ‘Mirror World’ Now

Mentioned by

Matthew Bride

as one of

Naomi Klein

's previous works.

Naomi Klein: It was Neoliberal Capitalism all along!

Mentioned by

Chris Hayes

when discussing the supremacy of brands over products in the information economy.

Chris Hayes on the attention economy

Mentioned by

Naomi Klein

when discussing her first book and its relevance to the current discussion on personal branding.

Naomi Klein on her doppelganger (and yours)

Mentionné par

Xavier de la Porte

comme un livre qui décrit la direction que prend le monde.

Comment la gauche a perdu Internet en 3 étapes : L’histoire de Naomi Klein et son double maléfique

Mentionné par

Xavier de la Porte

comme un livre où elle raconte la puissance nouvelle des marques et l'évolution de l'économie mondiale.

Comment la gauche a perdu Internet en 3 étapes : L’histoire de Naomi Klein et son double maléfique

Mentioned by

Anneli Hansson

when describing her preferred agency model.

215 - Change is inevitable — with Anneli Hansson

Mentioned by Naomi Klein about conspiracy theorists who get the feeling right and the facts wrong.

MAHA Mia! feat. Derek Beres (E326)

Menzionato da

Giovanni Ansaldo

come un libro paragonabile a Mood Machine per il movimento Death to Spotify.

La stretta di Pechino sulle terre rare. I musicisti contro le grandi piattaforme di streaming.

Recommended by

James Stout

for further reading on neoliberal globalization.

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