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1-896357-65-2
/ $19.95 / 270 pages / 1988
This scathing critique of U.S. political culture is
a brilliant analysis of the Iran-Contra scandal.
Chomsky offers a message of hope, reminding us
resistance is possible.
"Better than
anyone else now writing, Chomsky combines
indignation with insight, erudition with moral
passion. That is a difficult achievement, and an
encouraging one."
—In These Times
FATEFUL
TRIANGLE: The United States, Israel, and the
Palestinians (Updated
Edition)
Foreword by Edward W. Said
1-896357-66-0
/ $24.95 / 578 pages / 1999
Noam
Chomsky’s seminal tome on Mideast politics has
become a classic in the fields of political science
and Mideast affairs.
For its tenth
printing, Chomsky has added chapters bringing the
book completely up to date, with a new preface by
Chomsky, a new foreword from Palestinian author and
activist Edward W. Said, and new material on the
Intifada, the ongoing Israeli-PLO "peace process"
(including the Oslo and Wye accords), and
Israel’s war against Lebanon.
This new, updated
edition, highlights the book’s lasting
relevance. It is invaluable to anyone seeking to
understand the Middle East and U.S. foreign policy
today.
ON
POWER AND IDEOLOGY: The Managua
Lectures
1-896357-67-9
/ $19.95 / 140 pages / 1987
One of Chomsky's
most accessible books, this succinct series of
lectures on U.S. international and security policy
lays out the parameters of his foreign policy
analysis.
"A rigorous
exposition [of] the logic of U.S. foreign
policy."
—The Nation
POWERS
AND PROSPECTS: Reflections on Human Nature and the
Social Order
1-896357-68-7
/ $29.95 / 244 pages / 1996
This unique
collection showcases Noam Chomsky’s brilliant
and boundless insight into a wide range of topics
of critical importance, from human nature and
language to international politics and the New
World Order.
These original
essays offer a bridge between Chomsky’s
political and philosophical/linguistic writing.
Powers and Prospects includes a rare,
much-sought-after piece on Chomsky's own personal
and political "goals and visions."
Chomsky’s
linguistics chapters are accessible and interesting
to the lay reader, and offer a good introduction to
Chomsky’s philosophy of language and
science.
The chapters on
politics provide an important and necessary
critique of the political and social status quo,
and address key issues of the day: the Middle East
"peace process," East Timor, and the global
economy.
RETHINKING
CAMELOT: JFK, the Vietnam War, and U.S. Political
Culture
1-896357-69-5
/ $19.95 / 172 pages / 1993
This book is
a thorough analysis of John F. Kennedy's role in
the U.S. invasion of Vietnam and a probing
reflection of the elite political culture that
allowed and encouraged the Cold War.
"An
interesting work not only for the history it
explores, but also as a study of how various
individuals and groups write and interpret
history."
—Choice
TURNING
THE TIDE: U.S. Intervention in Central America and
the Struggle for Peace
1-896357-70-9
/ $19.95 / 298 pages /
1985
Chomsky shows
how U.S. Central American policies implement
broader U.S. economic, military, and social aims,
and describes their impact on the lives of people
in Central America.
"This book
contains liberatory knowledge...[there is]
an incredible amount of new research and
understanding to be gained from reading these
important chapters....[A] major
contribution to the history of women in the
U.S."
—Counterpoise
THE
WASHINGTON CONNECTION AND THIRD WORLD FASCISM
The
Political Economy of Human Rights: Vol. I
With Edward S. Herman
1-896357-71-7
/ $24.95 / 464 pages / 1979
Analyzes the
forces that shape U.S. policy in Latin America,
Asia, and Africa, as well as the role of the media
in misreporting these policies and their motives.
The companion book to After the Cataclysm:
Postwar Indochina and The Reconstruction of
Imperial Ideology: The Political Economy of Human
Rights: Volume II.
"A major
contribution to understanding political repression
inflicted by the CIA and its related services on
millions around the globe and the economic
requirements behind such repression... A must
reading for all those who would resist."
—Philip Agee, former
CIA agent
YEAR
501: The Conquest Continues
1-896357-72-5
/ $19.95 / 330 pages / 1993
With chapters
on Haiti, Latin America, the new global economic
order, the Third World at home, and much more, this
is a powerful treatise on the not-so-new New World
Order.
"Chomsky's
fierce talent proves once more that human beings
are not condemned to become commodities."
—Eduardo Galeano
Noam
Chomsky is an internationally acclaimed
philosopher, scholar, and political activist. He is
Professor of Linguistics and Philosophy at the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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