The Invisible Doctrine

A gem of a book

Bill McKibben

Explosive and beautifully told … these truths can set us free

Danny Dorling

This brave book borders on being a page turner … ‘The Secret History of Neoliberalism’ is really the ultimate crime novel, one in which we all play a part

Kevin Anderson

Compelling ... Monbiot and Hutchison shine a bright spotlight on the ideology that governs our lives

Julia Steinberger

Incisive, illuminating, eye-opening—an unsparing anatomy of the great ideological beast stalking our times

David Wallace-Wells

The Invisible Doctrine is everything you need. Monbiot and Hutchinson have written the definitive short history of the neoliberal confidence trick

Yanis Varoufakis

Mrs Thatcher was wrong: there is an alternative. Read this book and rebel

Guy Shrubsole

Read it, get angry, demand better!

Gaia Vince

Vital, vivid, compelling. Essential reading for anyone who wants to understand how dark money and hidden influence have taken over politics - and the world

Peter Geoghegan

An urgent unmasking of some of the most powerful and insidious yet overlooked ideas of our era

Olúfemi O. Táíwò

This book is dynamite – shining a spotlight on the evils of neoliberalism, shattering the myth that ‘there is no alternative’, and laying the foundations for a new politics

Caroline Lucas

This is the book we have been waiting for. Read it, discuss it with your friends, and join the resistance!

Ingrid Robeyns

A powerful, punchy exposé of the invisible powers that block the road to human and planetary well-being - a must-read

Kate Pickett

An essential and urgent book that exposes and eviscerates neoliberalism's gruesome creeds with crystal-clear and vital prose. Monbiot and Hutchison have written an accessible, smart, fascinating and readable book which explains the mess we're in, removes the scales from our eyes, and, crucially, shows that an alternative world is possible

Lucy Jones

Powerfully sharp analysis of the most dangerous economic system on the planet

Kate Raworth

At a time when the arguments for neoliberalism appear to be taking hold again, in this timely book the authors explain, expose and soundly demolish the concept and its practice with an intellectual vengeance

John McDonnell