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“Manufacturing Consent” predicted how a privately owned free press could function as a propaganda system
Justin Podur
Justin Podur is a professor (of environmental science at York University in Toronto), a writer on international politics (books - Haiti's New Dictatorship and America's Wars on Democracy in Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo), a fiction writer (Siegebreakers, the Path of the Unarmed) and a podcaster (The Anti-Empire Project, and The Brief).
A review of RPS 2044: An Oral History of the Next American Revolution, by Michael Albert
As vital as ever
The Yemen Civil War could have been a local power struggle, if not for the Saudis’ heavy hand
The return of Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, the Butcher of Kabul, is the latest symbol of the country’s destruction
A right-wing insurgency, with the United States’ backing, threatens a fragile democracy
“Afghan Shia Militias” have become to Syria what “African Mercenaries” were to Libya
imagine when women in such a society decide that they are going to change this. Even some victims will oppose them—there is serious internalization of sexism as there is with racism.
On March 11, survivors of violence against women and their allies and supporters held marches in six Caribbean countries
People have already died from Modi’s sudden assault on 80% of India’s economy