No Logo
work by Klein
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No Logo is a 2000 book by Canadian author and activist Naomi Klein. It analyzes the marketing and branding practices of global corporations, examining how contemporary capitalism influences individual consciousness through branded products. Klein argues that corporations have shifted focus from product quality to brand image, creating a culture where brand identity is paramount. The book became a significant text within the anti-globalization movement.12
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