Economie Politique Des Droits De L'homme

Noam Chomsky

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From Back Cover:Noam Chomsky and Edward Herman's The Washington Connection and Third World Fascism is a brilliant, shattering, and convincing account of United States-backed suppression of political and human rights in the Third World....It relentlessly dissects the official views of Establishment scholars and their journals. The "best and brightest" pundits of the status quo emerge from this book thoroughly denuded of their credibility.The Washington Connection, by virtue of the importance of the subject and the excellence of the book, is obligatory reading for any American seeking to comprehend the role of the United States in the world since 1946. —Gabriel KolkoThis devastating critique of U.S. foreign policy confirms the worst about the U.S. role in the Third World. It is of decisive importance in building the foundations for a humane politics, and should be read and studied as widely as possible. —Richard FalkThe Washington Connection and Third World Fascism argues with devastating logic and overwhelming documentation that the purpose of U.S. global policy is to make the world safe for exploitation by U.S. corporate interests and that this has required and continues to require the installation and support of brutal military/police dictatorships throughout the Third World. It also requires an apologetic ideology which portrays all this as being in the highest interests of democracy and human rights. —Paul Sweez.1This work is a major contribution to understanding the massive political repression inflicted by the CIA and its related services on millions around the globe and the economic requirements behind such repression. This is must reading for all those who would resist. —Philip Agee

Médias et Démocratie: Les Exploits de la Propagande

L'An 501. La conquête continue

Sur la nature humaine : Comprendre le pouvoir - Interlude

Who Rules the World ?

Le langage et la pensée

Un monde complètement surréel

Les conséquences du capitalisme - Du mécontentement à la résistance

Les Etats manqués

Critiques