Terrorism Culture - Chomsky Collection

Author: Noam Chomsky
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: The works translated in this collection were written in different periods and are representative works of Chomsky's political commentary, covering the core content of the author's political views. They discuss the foreign policy direction of the United States since the Vietnam War, the Gulf War, and the September 11th attacks, particularly offering strong criticism of the U.S. media and public opinion, which have long claimed to be "value-neutral." Furthermore, the collection provides a profound analysis of the current and causes of international terrorism, one of the major hot issues in the world today. This collection helps domestic scholars and readers gain a deeper understanding and research into Western, particularly U.S., political, diplomatic, military, and cultural policies. This is also the original intention behind introducing this series of books. Of course, as a uniquely independent Western scholar, the author's views and proposals on certain issues may differ from ours, but we believe readers will understand and grasp them.