Naomi Klein
No Logo Reviews
“Fiercely committed, totally brainy and one of our most stellar exports, Naomi Klein has done more to bring leftist politics to a new generation than any other writer in the world.”
“An intelligently written and superbly reported account of a culture that has moved from selling products to hawking brands . . . A couple of chapters in, your mind is already reeling. Klein can write: favouring informality and crispness over jargon . . .convincing and necessary, clear and fresh, calm but unsparing.”
“A riveting conscientious piece of journalism and a call to arms. Packed with enlightening statistics and extraordinary anecdotal evidence, No Logo is fluent, undogmatically alive to the contradictions and omissions, and positively seethes with intelligent anger.”
“A movement bible”
“Naomi Klein's trenchant new book...is the very essence of cool.”
“Nothing short of a complete, user-friendly handbook on the negative effects that '90s uberbrand marketing has had on culture, work and consumer choice.... No Logo may itself be one of the anticorporate movement's best hopes yet.”
Time Magazine's Review of No Logo
January 22, 2000
Walden Bellow's Review of No Logo
ZMag, April 2001
New Left Review
July-August 2000
Spike Magazine's Review of No Logo
April 2000
—Now Magazine
“An intelligently written and superbly reported account of a culture that has moved from selling products to hawking brands . . . A couple of chapters in, your mind is already reeling. Klein can write: favouring informality and crispness over jargon . . .convincing and necessary, clear and fresh, calm but unsparing.”
—The Guardian
“A riveting conscientious piece of journalism and a call to arms. Packed with enlightening statistics and extraordinary anecdotal evidence, No Logo is fluent, undogmatically alive to the contradictions and omissions, and positively seethes with intelligent anger.”
—The Observer
“A movement bible”
—The New York Times
“Naomi Klein's trenchant new book...is the very essence of cool.”
—The Globe and Mail
“Nothing short of a complete, user-friendly handbook on the negative effects that '90s uberbrand marketing has had on culture, work and consumer choice.... No Logo may itself be one of the anticorporate movement's best hopes yet.”
—The Village Voice
Additional Reviews
Time Magazine's Review of No Logo
January 22, 2000
Walden Bellow's Review of No Logo
ZMag, April 2001
New Left Review
July-August 2000
Spike Magazine's Review of No Logo
April 2000
