The End of Protest

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The End of Protest is a book by Micah White, the co-creator of Occupy Wall Street and former editor of Adbusters magazine, published in 2016 by Knopf Canada. The End of Protest was a bestseller in Canada for five consecutive weeks according to BookManager.^[1]

The End of Protest
First edition
Author	Micah White
Language	English
Published	2016
Publisher	Knopf Canada
Pages	336
ISBN	978-0345810045

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^ "Best on the Shelf: 20 best books of the week for May 7". Vancouver Sun. 2016-05-06. Retrieved 2016-06-13.

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