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The Shape of Vodou in Diaspora

By Dieu-Nalio Chery and Gabriel Noel

I Am the Ghost Here

By Kim Samek

Extraction

By Tali Perch

Wajo

By Tjak S. Parlan, translated by Clarissa Goenawan

Noam Chomsky

Noam Chomsky is institute professor emeritus in the Department of Linguistics and Philosophy at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. A TomDispatch regular, among his recent books are Hegemony or Survival, Failed States, Power Systems, Hopes and Prospects, and Masters of Mankind. Haymarket Books recently reissued twelve of his classic books in new editions.
http://www.chomsky.info
Essay Politics

The Costs of Violence

By Noam Chomsky May 17, 2016

Masters of Mankind (Part 2)

Essay Politics

American Power Under Challenge

By Noam Chomsky May 10, 2016

Masters of Mankind (Part 1)

Essay ConflictMENAPolitics

“The Iranian Threat”

By Noam Chomsky August 21, 2015

Who is the gravest danger to world peace?

Essay Climate & EnvironmentGovernment

Destroying the Commons

By Noam Chomsky July 23, 2012

How the Magna Carta became a minor carta.

Commentary EconomyPoliticsUSA

Plutonomy and the Precariat

By Noam Chomsky May 8, 2012

On the history of the U.S. economy in decline.

Commentary MENAPolitics

The Imperial Way

By Noam Chomsky February 15, 2012

American decline in perspective, part II.

Commentary Asia & OceaniaConflict

Hegemony and its Dilemmas

By Noam Chomsky February 14, 2012

American decline in perspective, Part I.

Commentary EconomyJustice

My Response to #OccupyWallStreet

By Noam Chomsky October 1, 2011

With #OccupyWallStreet, the linguist and political critic sees a reason for hope that lies closer to home.

Commentary USA

Was There an Alternative?: Looking Back on 9/11 a Decade Later

By Noam Chomsky September 6, 2011
Osama bin Laden may be dead, but his American legacy lives on fiercely in Washington policy when it comes to surveillance, secrecy, war, and the national security state (as well as economic meltdown at home).
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