World Orders Old and New

World Orders Old and New examines international politics and global power structures from the post World War II era through the post Soviet period. Noam Chomsky critiques Western foreign policy and the economic agendas of dominant global institutions. The text analyzes how imperialist policies and domestic political promises impact social inequality and international relations. Through extensive historical analysis, the author evaluates the systemic origins of modern geopolitical conflicts and economic disparities.

by Noam Chomsky

Non-fictionPoliticsHistoryPhilosophy

Pluto P. · First published 1994 · 350 pages

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