Last modified on Fri 9 Feb 2018 18.41 GMT, Subscribe and review: iTunes, Soundcloud, Audioboom, Mixcloud and Acast. Grace Blakeley is a staff writer at Tribune and the host of our weekly podcast A World to Win. Trump’s victory is the scream of an America desperate for radical change. They will blame Bernie or bust and misogyny. These are areas where we can’t just blame Johnson and Trump. People have lost their sense of security, status and even identity. For the public it isn’t easy either. Tattoo the word on your arm. Is Naomi Klein a conspiracy theorist? Create New Account. Then you made a documentary, The Take, about a worker factory takeover in Argentina. He was sort of like an early ‘incel.’ This is 1989. But somehow it entered in, through the family lore. Do you think that the scale of the disasters that we’re seeing this year, even as Trump dismisses the idea that it has anything to do with climate breakdown, is going to basically make people start paying attention to this and it influencing their voting behaviour. My friend, Raj Patel, put together this graph of worker disruptions during the 1930s. pranav84blog. I happen to have been in Argentina making a documentary film when the war in Iraq began. Community (This content is not subject to review by Daily Kos … It absolutely is about warmer temperatures and drier temperatures, but part of what makes it worse is that there has been a utter erasure and discounting of indigenous knowledge in California and in so many other parts of the world. But, for me, in the 1990s, I came to it because I had a newspaper column in a paper in Canada, the Toronto Star, and I edited a left-wing magazine called This Magazine, and we were doing a lot of reporting about the impacts of this trade regime on labour. All they care about is the economy.” And I was like, “Your job is to make them care. So people are trying to get ahead of it and make it clear that we’re not just going to be satisfied with saying some nice things on the campaign trail, that it really is about who he appoints, who he surrounds himself with. Posted at 09:00h in Article by field15. So we had a lot of this culture just growing up. We built our house here because we know where the high watermark is and the water has never come up this high before.”. And this is all assuming that we end up in what is now the best possible scenario, which is Biden winning. My parents are war resisters. And it was a really amazing time to be in Latin America. Can you tell us a little bit about how you got involved in all this? You could argue that Berlusconi was an early example of this, but Berlusconi wasn’t himself the brand, right? There are exceptions to this, but I think that from people who were involved in Tahrir Square or massive uprisings in Greece and Occupy, there is an honest critique, self-critique of the failure to do more than say no. I happen to have… How big do you think this issue is going to be in the presidential election campaign? Naomi Klein:It came out of reporting that I was doing in Iraq after the invasion the first year of occupation. I first learnt about neoliberalism from reading Naomi Klein's "The Shock Doctrine" (2007) which is a must read for anybody who feels remotely connected to the forces shaping our world. Wrote a lot of bad poetry, filled many, many journals, loved writing, loved reading, and grew up in an activist family. I think short answer is no, not if left to their own devices. In some ways I think there is a through line that we can see from so many of these movements and the way they get reported on, and the process as if they are all separate. Already on our list? This is the strange thing about Donald Trump, he’s often a little bit right. Published in The Guardian They will blame James Comey and the FBI. She was also Bolivia’s WTO ambassador who called for a Marshall Plan for Planet Earth, and it was the same idea. I think if Biden stays with the messaging that he’s been using just in the last few days, it could have a huge impact, because the polling does show that voters are very concerned about climate change. I was just trying to be a writer and not stick out too much. Neoliberalism and climate change Climate change is presently one of the most significant factors affecting the economy of a country or a region. Naomi Klein – It was the Democrats’ embrace of neoliberalism that won it for Trump. But look, neoliberal ideology is a powerful force. Well, it’s a lot harder. From an recent interview with Husk: What I’m tremendously inspired by is that, since 2008, there really aren’t any true believers in neoliberalism anymore. With The Shock Doctrine, Naomi Klein has created a history of neoliberalism that may be merely journalistic, but which in important ways adds real-life grounding to the analyses compiled by economists, political scientists, sociologists, and world-systems theorists on this topic. I think one sign of hope I would say is that the climate justice movement is not taking a ‘wait and see’ approach to that question, which was one of the big mistakes we made with Obama. Your career began as a critic of neoliberal globalisation. I think there are different levers in a different era of capitalism, but that is our hope; it lies with the essential workers who have been so mistreated. It’s not about climate change. With any luck, we learn from our mistakes, and I think that the limits of the movements of the squares, one of them was that a lot of them didn’t put forward alternatives to this failed system. Neoliberalism is this ugly, pervasive ideology that hums away in the background of our political and economic lives. And I had up until then, really tried to sit it out. We don’t even bother pressuring Trump because we know that it’s not possible to pressure him. This is the route out of crisis.” He dismissed it absolutely out of hand. Because as we said at the beginning, we lost the fights where we might have had a chance to have governments that got this. And this has been true now for a decade. Download PDF. Come to Greece. Playing next. How do you motivate people to fight for something? We’re now in the middle of this massive worldwide crisis generated by Covid-19. They don’t care because they feel like they have to choose and they don’t have to choose. But I guess it dates back earlier than that. This is a massive collective action problem. A lot of the energy behind the Corbyn and Sanders moments can, one way or another, be traced back to Occupy and the protests that came out in the wake of the financial crisis. Published by 21st Century Poet. That there isn’t a connection between the alter-globalisation movements of the early 2000s and late 1990s and Occupy, but of course there are, and there are connections between the climate justice movement and Occupy and Bernie and Corbyn. Obviously I’m following what the Biden camp is saying, but I guess I’ve been around for enough election campaigns to know that there’s a really big difference between what a centrist Democrat will say on the election campaign trail, and what they will do in office. Or Manchester? Naomi Klein:It came out of reporting that I was doing in Iraq afte… And so as a young reporter, I was interested in how youth culture was being devoured in this period, and No Logo was both a labour book and a culture book, a book about how our culture was changing, and Trump is a product of that. ‘Elite neoliberalism unleashed the Davos class. And now we’ve just had a new infestation of moths, which do the same thing. 6 years ago | 3 views. This was a crisis created by the elites. So there’s just a lot of fuel. She’s been traveling the world, writing about struggles for peace and justice for decades. Follow BukRate on social networks Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Youtube, and Pinterest. Sanders “opened up the window of what was possible politically in this country …” And so what about the actual policy? It was at the time, I think, the worst mass shooting in Canadian history, where a gunman went into an engineering school where he had believed that he had been discriminated against as a man. At the same time, Klein’s book is relatively quite easy to read when compared with the deliberations of the academics; if … truebluegreen: Jan 2017 #11: Riiiight. Get it! In the studio with Gary Younge, Klein spoke about how system failure contributes to disasters such as Hurricane Katrina and the Grenfell Tower fire, what lessons can be learned from Jeremy Corbyn’s recent electoral success in the UK, and why she feels Trump’s win was not a surprise, but a “logical conclusion” to America’s love affair with celebrity and neoliberalism. I don’t want to use the word “solution” because I don’t think that it’s that simple. Your book No Logo was like the oasis in the neoliberal desert that existed before the financial crisis, around the time of the alter-globalisation movement. Obviously that had a huge impact on the movements that you’ve been involved in since then. Naomi Klein: “We Have to Rebuild From the Wreckage of Neoliberalism”. This is all in No Logo. So we need to get to terrain where we can have some power and we need to learn from the mistakes of the Obama years, where frankly, we wasted the first term of Obama’s presidency, giving the guy a chance on multiple fronts. It’s quite extraordinary, really. Obviously it changes labour because it casualises it, and it makes the people who make the stuff less important to the powerful players, because they’re employed through a web of contractors and subcontractors. Literally, Tsipras said to me, “Nobody cares about the environment anymore. Really this method had been workshopped all around the world after the Asian financial crisis, after the collapse of the Soviet Union, the peso crisis. They get told they’re politicising disasters, and then they lose their nerve and back off. I think coming back to what you were asking about the pandemic and how would we potentially win it, one of the things that the pandemic has done is it has shown to millions of workers who have been treated as most disposable, whose work had been most degraded, who were told that they were unskilled, that they were so easily replaceable, that they are, in fact, the most essential workers in our economy. Naomi Klein’s latest book features a review on the back which says ‘If you only read one non-ficition book this year, make it this one.’ While I’m normally suspicious of such superlative praise, this book may well justify it. Email or Phone: Password: Forgot account? BELLO: NAOMI KLEIN'S TAKE ON THE NEOLIBERAL SAGA Some of Klein's most original insights are found in her chapters on Bolivia, Poland, China, and South Africa. Gary Younge and It Was the Democrats' Embrace of Neoliberalism That Won it For Trump. And there’s been a lot of fear of fire as well, as there’s been more out of control development. But we are in a new stage. I was getting invitations, like, “Come to Spain. So it’s been this zombie ideology – it’s still upright, it still staggers around, it has its own momentum – […] It finally came home to the centre of power on Wall Street. 100,000 protests a year in China now, protests across Europe and North America, rising popular discontent with growing inequality and poverty, increasing cuts to social programs, and neoliberal austerity measures…. They will blame James Comey and the FBI. © 2021 Guardian News & Media Limited or its affiliated companies. Can you tell us a little bit about how your critique of what liberals would call the rule-based world order has developed since the 1990s. Now that we are seeing, as you say, centrist candidates take back the political parties in the US and the UK, can you see a viable path to actually achieving the Green New Deal? And we want to keep our journalism open and accessible to all. Presented by Press alt + / to open this menu. Some people are starting to talk about Black and Red and Green New Deal. listen to Naomi Klein giving a speech in Montréal on the "Shock Doctrine" recorded on September 5th, 2007 for broadcast on Alternative Radio & CKUT radio. Neoliberalism or Capitalism? Support the Guardian. They will blame Bernie or bust and misogyny. I was reporting both on the sweatshops where our goods were being made in Indonesia and in the Philippines and elsewhere, eventually China. And no matter what, it’s going to be about the pressure that he’s under. And I suddenly found myself chairing meetings and drawing on this set that I didn’t realise I had, but I did have because I grew up in a household where there were political meetings in the living room. Skip to content. All rights reserved. With The Shock Doctrine, Naomi Klein has created a history of neoliberalism that may be merely journalistic, but which in important ways adds real-life grounding to the analyses compiled by economists, political scientists, sociologists, and world-systems theorists on this topic. And there’s been letters that have gone out signed by huge numbers of environmental leaders, warning the Biden administration not to make appointments to key energy jobs from people with ties to the fossil fuel sector, which is what Obama did. As a kid, I wrote a lot. And I think that Trump marked a different era where certainly a new kind of protectionism has emerged. This is not just about being politically correct and ticking off lots of boxes. "Catastrophes from Katrina to Iraq from Afgh Do you think that this is going to be as transformative as it appears? Download Full PDF Package. Ultimately, we are going to need legislation. I think where it’s most disturbing, in terms of where it’s warm, is the farther north you go. And the rise of what I was calling these hollow brands, these brands that didn’t own their own factories. It is really hard. And certainly not when it comes to something like a Green New Deal, it’s just a dead end. Apr 13, 2017 - Explore Ruth Spencer's board "neo-liberalism" on Pinterest. But it would’ve been hard anyway, because the truth is that what we experienced during the campaigns, in terms of these relentless smear campaigns against Corbyn against Sanders, and the reality that a significant portion of the Labour Party clearly would rather have Johnson than Corbyn, and a significant portion of centrist Democrats would rather risk Trump than a democratic socialist president, it means that what we got was just the smallest taste of how hard they would have fought if they’d won. Just thought it was all terrible, pretty much. I happen to have been in Argentina making a documentary film when the war in Iraq began. This is a pretty scary story, right? And he pivoted on that. Neoliberal love: an excerpt from Naomi Klein’s “No Is Not Enough”. He worked for Walt Disney as an animator, helped organise the first animator strike and then got fired and blacklisted. You produce through devouring those manifestations and expressions of those ideas in the real world through corporate sponsorships and so on. READ PAPER . Biden’s got this $2 trillion headline-grabbing plan for the climate, and I’ve seen some positive coverage of it from progressive outlets and even from people who were supportive of Bernie and other candidates. I was in that region last summer, and it was just impossibly hot at 118 degrees. But I don’t think it is nearly as much in conflict with that neoliberal trade order as he would like us to believe it is. And meanwhile, what is actually destroying the suburbs is not Antifa, it is wildfires all around the Pacific Northwest. Log In. Naomi Klein understands this furious cry — “No to the global elite!” “No to empty promises!” “No to the status quo!” — better than most. I remember being in Mississippi, as red a state as red can be, after Hurricane Katrina pummelled the Gulf Coast and meeting Republicans who said, “Of course this is climate change. A Q&A, People have lost their sense of security, status and even identity. Naomi Klein, The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism.NewYork: Metropolitan Books, 2007. Klein on neoliberalism. She was part of the first women’s film studio I think in the world called ‘Studio D’ in Canada. So it’s a winning issue. But I absolutely believe that it is imperative that we get rid of Trump, that we get to terrain where these debates matter. It’s the people who take care of the elderly. He owns this whole web of media properties and sports teams and so on. Bolivia, under the tutelage of a younger 'Doctor Shock' - Harvard economist Jeffrey Sachs - showed that neoliberal measures could be imposed by a democratically elected And when I got to university, I started writing for the campus newspaper and getting involved in politics by events. So the high point was 1937, the New Deal begins in 1933. They will blame the corporate media for giving him … Let’s create jobs and battle climate disruption at the same time. We know who we’re talking about. Look at the entire ed deform program in the context of neoliberalism. Margherita Moro. a Canadian journalist, writer and activist known for her critiques of globalization and consumerism, neoliberalism, and the role of capitalism in climate change. We supposedly have some power in those places and not enough has happened – and that matters because most people live in cities. But it also changes culture, because if your product is your idea, your identity, then you produce through marketing. Whether it’s nurses sent to care for patients with Covid, without what they needed to keep themselves and their family safe, there are so many enraged workers out there right now, rightfully and righteously enraged. And we’re losing these really unique ecosystems. What do you see as the lasting impact of that crisis on the left? But it also had programmes that brought more resources to African-Americans and indigenous Americans than in any other programme since. Naomi Klein, I later found, was also in Australia at this time - but she was going to party with her Green friends, rejoicing in Hillary's victory. The activist and author speaks to Gary Younge about her book No is Not Enough, and the importance of finding a way to push back against the shock politics of the Trump administration, How to listen to podcasts: everything you need to know. It’s about forest management. It’s the people who deliver the mail. If there’s a problem at one factory, they just pull the contract and give it to someone else, so it reduces the power of labour. Naomi neo Needless to say, she was pregnant when she got married at her first trimester. Question: Why did you write Shock Doctrine? It’s about, how do you build a winning coalition? We’ve talked a little bit about the importance of movements to be more radical on these issues. Zinn’s book The People’s History of the United States is about that kind of power, which organised neighbourhood by neighbourhood, workplace by workplace, to build that muscle that could win something on the scale of the original New Deal, which as we know, left out women, left out many black workers because it didn’t include agricultural workers and domestic workers. And the same is true for New York and San Francisco and Los Angeles. Or are you more optimistic we’ll be able to use this moment to push for real change based on the fact that we have a politics that is formed more around the idea of what you might call a yes rather than just a no? It is possible. The storms, this fist of simultaneous hurricanes that is battering the southern coast of North America is another sign of it, and the Caribbean as well. Keep the pressure up on all counts. People such as Hillary and Bill Clinton are the toast of the Davos party. The biggest shift in the past two years, but particularly the past year and a half is in when you ask even Democratic voters who said they cared about climate change to rank the issues that they care about. But in the past couple of years, it has been creeping up to the extent that going into the Democratic primaries, it was rivalling healthcare as the number one issue. It would be a process of repair to these intersecting brokennesses, the brokenness of our physical world, what we’ve done to our physical world with climate change, with so many other ecological crises, the legacy of 40 years of austerity and the brokenness of our infrastructures of care, and the simultaneous brokenness of the construction of the carceral state, which is intimately connected to all of that disinvestment into the parts of the state that actually help people. Neoliberalism. In recent years, Klein has been more associated with the fight against climate change. I was supportive of them, and I went to Occupy a few times and met with activists and went to meetings, but the truth is that I made a decision after The Shock Doctrine came out and the global economy melted down that I was not going to just go around doing what I joked with my partner, Avi, was the “I told you so” tour, because I was getting invitations. Naomi Klein’s popular account of neoliberalism in The Shock Doctrine (2007) argues that nation states have used ‘disasters’ of various kinds to transform aspects of society and implement neoliberal policies. They will blame third parties and independent candidates. Where did your drive to want to start writing, to want to get involved in activism, came from? Trump’s victory is the scream of an America desperate for radical change They will blame voter suppression and racism. That’s when they’re shutting down entire cities and ports and so on. I felt really strongly that we needed to have a sweeping ‘yes,’ a really transformational vision of what kind of world we wanted. And my grandparents were part of a ‘back to the land’ movement in New Jersey, where they were part of founding this kind of commune called Nature Friends, where Paul Robeson and Pete Seeger and Woody Guthrie would perform. But what I was trying to capture was the way that business model changed both labour and culture. Our best case scenarios are a centrist Labour Party and a centrist Democratic Party government. They’re looking at the same polling I am. Because clearly people understand it. Author and activist Naomi Klein discusses her life on the Left, the urgency of the climate crisis and how Covid-19 is exposing the limits of neoliberalism – … By Naomi Klein - November 9th, 2016. That’s the kindling, that if you imagine a campfire being set. Capitalism is a crisis creation, as you know, so it’s not that incredible that there was a crisis! It’s not the only factor. The activist and author speaks to Gary Younge about her book No is … But the rest of the time, build power.”. So we’re in it. They were labelled essential workers. One informative and engaging read on neoliberalism we recommend is Naomi Klein’s The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism — originally published in 2007 but highly relevant to the shocks of today. So if they can see that their quality of life improves when we get some of these policies passed, then the right-wing talking points, that pit jobs against the environment, start to fall apart because people’s lived experience tells them otherwise, that they don’t have to choose. They will blame third parties and independent candidates. In recent years, Klein has been more associated with … And if you look at who the essential workers are, it’s the working class, it’s the people who keep the lights on it. They understand that this is a winning issue that crosses partisan divides, that resonates in the wealthy suburbs, as well as in disadvantaged communities and cities. Indigenous people used to engage in what are called cultural burns or sometimes referred to as controlled burns – it’s a way of taking care of the forest, allowing there to be some fire is part of a healthy ecosystem. We came to Canada because my father didn’t want to go to Vietnam. Available for everyone, funded by readers Yeah. In some ways, I think we may have been overly naïve in thinking that we could have done this from the top down. When I wrote This Changes Everything, I quoted a Bolivian climate change negotiator named Angelica Navarro. Naomi Klein offers a largely negative definition of neoliberalism, arguing that the three policy pillars of neoliberalism are "privatization of the public sphere, deregulation of the corporate sector, and the lowering of income and corporate taxes, paid for with cuts to public spending". Naomi A. Klein (born May 8, 1970) is a Canadian author, social activist, and filmmaker known for her political analyses and criticism of corporate globalization and of capitalism. The book prompted me to think about… And it wasn’t until his second term that we started to see mass civil disobedience, whether it was in the climate movement with the Anti-Keystone XL campaign and Dakota Access Pipeline campaign at Standing Rock or the Black Lives Matter Movement, the movement of the Dreamers, the migrant rights’ movement. Accessibility Help. People went into the streets and protested the Obama administration, engaged in civil disobedience and put forward strong alternatives. We are definitely in it. I think they’ve learned to tap into the deeper critique of what that trade regime represented in terms of deindustrialisation, a hollowing out of economies and a casualisation of labour. We need to be informed by the feminist movement in this so that we have as expansive a Green New Deal as possible that really resonates with as many people who will fight for it as possible. Are starting to talk about Black and Red and Green New Deal our... 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