
9-11
Noam Chomsky provides political analysis through a series of interviews conducted in the immediate aftermath of the September 11 terrorist attacks. He contextualizes the tragedy within the history of United States foreign policy and military interventions across the Middle East and Latin America. The book critiques state-sponsored violence and warns against military escalation in the war on terror.
by Noam Chomsky
Non-fictionPoliticsHistorySociology
Open Media · First published 2001 · 128 pages
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