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How the World Works
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In "How the World Works," Noam Chomsky provides a profound analysis of modern geopolitics with unmatched clarity and argumentative strength. This collection, compiled and edited by Arthur Naiman and featuring interviews and speeches conducted by David Barsamian, is divided into four sections. Originally, each section was published in the US as separate short books, collectively selling over 500,000 copies. One part, "What Uncle Sam Really Wants," delves into US foreign policy, while "The Prosperous Few and the Restless Many" examines the global economy, food issues, Third World economic shifts, and the roots of racism. Another section, "Secrets, Lies and Democracy," explores the US political scene, the CIA, religious extremism, global inequality, and potential ecological disasters. Finally, "The Common Good" discusses themes of equality, freedom, media influence, the myth of Third World debt, and the creation of dissent.
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In "How the World Works," Noam Chomsky provides a profound analysis of modern geopolitics with unmatched clarity and argumentative strength. This collection, compiled and edited by Arthur Naiman and featuring interviews and speeches conducted by David Barsamian, is divided into four sections. Originally, each section was published in the US as separate short books, collectively selling over 500,000 copies. One part, "What Uncle Sam Really Wants," delves into US foreign policy, while "The Prosperous Few and the Restless Many" examines the global economy, food issues, Third World economic shifts, and the roots of racism. Another section, "Secrets, Lies and Democracy," explores the US political scene, the CIA, religious extremism, global inequality, and potential ecological disasters. Finally, "The Common Good" discusses themes of equality, freedom, media influence, the myth of Third World debt, and the creation of dissent.
