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Who Rules the World? by Noam Chomsky

Who Rules the World? by Noam Chomsky

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Who Rules the World?  by Noam Chomsky

"Who Rules the World?"—published in 2016—is a fierce, tightly argued dissection of geopolitical power written by world-renowned linguist and political dissident Noam Chomsky. The book serves as a comprehensive summation of Chomsky's decades-long critique of international relations, tracking how global power operates in practice versus the high-minded rhetoric used to justify it.

Chomsky’s core thesis is an intellectual frontal assault on the concept of "American Exceptionalism." He argues that despite the democratic ideals proclaimed by its founders, the United States operates as a global empire. Its foreign policy is fundamentally driven by a bipartisan consensus of state-corporate elites focused on a singular objective: maintaining unrivaled global dominance and secure access to markets and resources, regardless of the human cost.

The Existential Twins: The Two Ultimate Threats

Chomsky concludes the book by stepping away from immediate tactical maneuvers to look at the macro-survival of the human species. He notes that while global elites are hyper-focused on short-term corporate profits and geopolitical chess matches, they are actively ignoring or exacerbating the two greatest dangers facing humanity:

"There are two dark clouds that hover over all consideration of global order: nuclear war and environmental catastrophe. Both are threats to decent human survival, and both are growing."

1. The Nuclear Precipice

Chomsky outlines the terrifyingly close calls of the Cold War and argues that the modern world has entered an even more perilous era. The dismantling of arms control treaties, coupled with aggressive military posturing near the borders of nuclear-armed rivals, has pushed humanity closer to terminal nuclear conflict than at almost any point in history.

2. The Climate Crisis

The capitalist drive for short-term profit requires continuous extraction and consumption. Chomsky pulls no punches, labeling the institutional refusal to rapidly transition away from fossil fuels as an effective "crime against humanity." The elites who rule the world are driving the planetary vehicle off a cliff, fully aware of the data, yet unable or unwilling to press the brakes due to the rigid logic of the systems they command.

Language: English.

Genre: Philosophy.

Binding: সেলাই করা বাইন্ডিং

Quality: Premium Quality Books.

Printing: High Quality Printing.

Paper: Eye Friendly paper (Cream White)

Cover: Matt cover (Paperback).

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