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Books that Started a Global Debate

posted by Anna-Maria Müller at 12h50 GMT on Sep 28

Their books both started a global debate around free market politics,
especially in the context of the Blackwater shooting in Iraq earlier
this month. Both books are high priority publications this year and
both writers are highly discussed these weeks: But what do bloggers
think about Alan Greenspan's and Naomi Klein's latest work?

Find out what author Naomi Klein thinks about democracy by watching our interview with her. Learn more about her book The Shock Doctrine on the Guardian's website as well as in her column in The Nation, or by watching the trailer for the book:

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