Phrases with «shock doctrine»

The phrase "shock doctrine" refers to a theory or idea that powerful individuals or groups may exploit moments of crisis or turmoil to push through economic or political changes that would not be possible under normal circumstances. This can involve taking advantage of people's shock or vulnerability to implement policies that benefit the few at the expense of the many. Full definition

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Sentences with «shock doctrine»

Entering TFAers, whether they know it or not, are among the pawns of Shock Doctrine austerity. (garyrubinstein.teachforus.org)
Naomi Klein, in her book Shock Doctrine, suggests that governments will use this for selfish ends, i.e.: create the crisis to change the mind of the public. (nakedpastor.com)
I loved reading Shock Doctrine, but couldn't finish it because I found it too, well, shocking. (nakedpastor.com)
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