Summary
Noam Chomsky, Andre Vltchek: On Western Terrorism
In the book On Western Terrorism, Noam Chomsky, an intellectual, political activist and dissident known around the world, talks about Western power and propaganda with film producer and investigative journalist Andre Vltchek. In this conversation, historical facts and personal experiences of the two interlocutors are interwoven, which led them to devote their lives to activism. This book is an ideal introduction to the political thought of Noam Chomsky, and will serve as a real refresher for anyone who feels uneasy about the wider role of the West in the world. Topics and discussions include colonialism and imperialist rule, propaganda and the media, the legacy of the Soviet bloc's influence on contemporary events, the Arab Spring, and the weakening of American power. The authors offer a strong critique of the colonial legacy, mentioning many countries, including Nicaragua, Cuba, China, Chile and Turkey.
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