Description
No Logo by Naomi Klein is a non-fiction work of political and cultural analysis examining the growing power of global corporations and the effects of branding, consumer culture and corporate capitalism.
Klein investigates how major companies shifted their focus from simply producing products to building powerful brands, while manufacturing and jobs were increasingly outsourced to low-wage economies. She explores the resulting effects on workers, consumers, public spaces and local communities, as well as the growing resistance to corporate influence.
Combining investigative journalism, personal observation and political analysis, the book examines the global anti-corporate movement and argues for a more just and sustainable economic system.
A good choice for readers interested in politics, economics, globalisation, capitalism, consumer culture, corporate power and social activism.
