by Naomi Klein
First published 2002
Naomi Klein's "Fences and Windows" is a rallying cry for the global resistance movement. Chronicling a decade of protest, from the Battle of Seattle to the G8 summits, Klein's essays capture the riotous energy of the streets. Witness blockades that shut down trade talks, carnival-esque disruptions that mock the powerful, and the disorganized yet unstoppable force of ordinary people demanding a new world. At the heart of this collection lies a simple yet radical idea: that by tearing down the fences and opening the windows, we can build a more just, equitable future.
Genres: political-science, non-fiction, current-affairs, activism
Vibes: fast-paced, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: ordinary-people, rallying-cry
Period: 21st Century, Siglo XXI
304 pages · Paperback