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The shock doctrine as applied to the American states

Michel Bauwens

16th March 2011

Naomi Klein the logic behind the Republican anti-labor measures in American states, based on the ideas of her book, The Shock Doctrine:

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One Response to “The shock doctrine as applied to the American states”

1. Carlos Boyle Says:
   March 16th, 2011 at 2:20 pm

   Dr Fernando Vega-Redondo professor of Economics from the European University Intitute, Florence, can explain this fenomenon in terms of social networks. Read these two papers: a href=”http://www.eui.eu/Personal/fvega/Articulos-Propios/JEDC2006.pdf”>Building up social capital in a changing world and Emergence and resilience of social networks: a general theoretical framework

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