American Empire Project: Power Systems : Conversations on Global Democratic Uprisings and the New Challenges to U.S. Empire (Edition 0) (Paperback)

from Kunikov

I've read at least two books by Chomsky in the past. I approach his polemical style as I do any other literature that deals with historic topics, or current events that are rooted in history (practically all of them), as a historian would. As usual, Chomsky has a lot to say on a variety of topics...

from snash

I found this a very thought provoking book. Just as the litany of power plays by the corporate/government/military top players suggest all is hopeless, the author displays surprising optimism about counter movements of the past and those going on now. He manages to pull together trends in foreign...

from Ellesee

Having read quite a few books by Chomsky, I'm already familiar with his style and perspective. Most of the material in these interviews can be found in other published works or on video--many of his public appearances and interviews are filmed and archived by such Internet news sources as Democra...

from Draino

I have read a number of the books in the ongoing series of interviews with Noam Chomsky by David Barsamian. This one, like the others, is an excellent way to get a perspective on current events that is decidedly not the perspective of dominant media. I highly suggest these interview books as a wa...

from octafoil40

I found this collection of "conversations" fully discloses Mr. Chomsky's views (on which I am fairly prone to agree). The facts he discusses are fully and properly footnoted. His opinions are clearly footnoted to his earlier writings. This was a very good succinct summary of his concept of govern...