The Shock Doctrine¶
Klein, N. (2007). The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism. Metropolitan Books.
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Mechanisms¶
- Community Recovery Plan
- Its signature failure mode is transformation capture: recovery becomes cover for an agenda unrelated to the disruption
This sourceDocuments post-disaster recovery being used to advance unrelated redevelopment, privatization, and land-acquisition agendas while residents remain displaced.
- Its signature failure mode is transformation capture: recovery becomes cover for an agenda unrelated to the disruption
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