The response to Professor Noam Chomsky’s visit to Pakistan in November 2001 was too overwhelming for words. Chomsky is known to be…
It is unfortunate that with such serious issues to attend to, Christopher Hitchens insists on wasting time on irrelevant and fanciful diatribes…
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Chomsky European observers find it "a paradox" that "a country willing to spend more than $100bn on an unproven project to blow…
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In commenting on the November 2000 elections (Z January), I only hinted at important considerations that lend further insight into the functioning…
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leaders claim when they use force. The major recent academic study of humanitarian intervention is by Sean Murphy, Humanitarian Intervention: The UN…
Noam Chomsky David Barsamian: I want to come back to the idea of what individuals can do in overcoming orthodoxies. Steve Biko,…
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