Reply #17: Znet, where he regularly contributes, has a list of his works. [View All]

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Here's an article about his new book, Hegemony or Survival, America's Quest for Global Dominance

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In his new book, Hegemony or Survival, America's Quest for Global Dominance, Noam Chomsky continues his powerful analysis of state violence and state terror, reminding us that "terror" isn't primarily what small stateless bands of fanatics deliver to large and powerful states. Rather, as Chomsky argues, history is, in a sense, a history of state terror and the United States has long been a practitioner of the form. One of the United States' favorite targets has been Cuba, which for nearly half a century has been the victim of an unrelenting campaign of U.S. state terrorism.

The world experienced "the most dangerous moment in human history" during the Cuban missile crisis. For Cuba, that most dangerous moment actually began soon after Fidel Castro's guerrilla forces overthrew the Cuban dictator Fulgencio Batista and never really ended. Now that the Bush administration, pursuing its "war against terrorism," has once again elevated Cuba into America's cross-hairs as a newly anointed member of the Axis of Evil, this excerpt from Chomsky's new book which first appeared on TomDispatch.com seems especially relevant.

http://zmag.org/content/showarticle.cfm?SectionID=11&ItemID=4394

Link to the entire Chomsky collection of articles, interviews, books, etc: <http://www.zmag.org/biochomsky.htm?Fname=Noam&Lname=Chomsky&commentary=3&article=5>