Fences and Windows
Dispatches from the Front Lines of the Globalization Debate
Klein's newspaper columns and speeches from the height of the anti-globalization movement, written in the two and a half years after No Logo.
This 2002 collection gathers the articles and speeches Naomi Klein wrote between December 1999 and March 2002, most of them columns for the Globe and Mail, with pieces from The Nation. They follow the anti-globalization movement through its protests and the police response to them. The title’s imagery runs throughout: fences stand for exclusion and control, windows for openings to other ideas. Reviewers singled out essays on the US effort to rebrand America abroad and on media coverage of war.
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