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Economics 3-Pack 2019
Noam Chomsky, David Harvey, Richard Wolff
Includes:
- Neoliberalism: An Accounting
- The State/Finance Nexus
- Capitalism: Fantasies & Realities
Dyson – King 3-pack
Michael Eric Dyson, Martin Luther King
Includes:
- Chaos or Community?
- White Privilege
- Famous Speeches & Sermons
The Clinton Vision
Noam Chomsky
Bill Clinton assumed the Presidency of the United States heralded as a New Democrat. He would do things differently. He wouldn’t kowtow to powerful lobbies. He would break the bureaucratic gridlock. After a year in office, a Clinton vision has taken shape. Its lenses and frames suggest that it’s business as usual in Washington. President […]
Chile: The Allende Years 1970-1973
Samuel Chavkin
This is a special program on the Salvador Allende Popular Unity government in Chile during the years 1970-1973. The election of the democratic socialist Allende on September 4, 1970 set off panic in Washington. Nixon ordered the CIA to topple Allende. He told CIA director Richard Helms he was “not concerned with the risks involved” […]
Violence and Militarism
Barbara Ehrenreich
In this powerful and persuasive presentation, Barbara Ehrenreich connects the deep strains of violence and militarism that are embedded in our culture. Domestic violence has its counterpart in international affairs. U.S. foreign policy, Ehrenreich contends, has much in common with the LAPD. Women, people of color and the poor are the main victims of Bush’s […]
Reflections on the Gulf War
Noam Chomsky
Interview by David Barsamian. Recorded at MIT.
A Good Education
Noam Chomsky
2 CDs This is Chomsky at his relaxed best. It’s almost like having him in your living room as he holds a seminar with trade unionists covering a range of topics. He offers a trenchant critique of “Saint” Alan Greenspan and neo-liberal economic policies. “There is a huge gap between public policy and public opinion,” […]
The Politics of the Christian Right
Sara Diamond
The Christian Right is a growing social force. It has built an extensive network of media and cultural institutions and has moved—in a major way—into politics. In some states, it dominates the Republican Party. As part of a grassroots campaign, the Christian Right has targeted electoral races ranging from school boards to Congress. It has […]
Social Justice, Racism and the Environmental Movement
Winona LaDuke
Robert Frost once wrote, “The land was ours before we were the land’s.” Indigenous peoples of North America might take exception to that. They were on the land millennia before European settlers arrived. The ensuing conquest and devastation drenched the hemisphere in blood. But native peoples survive and endure. Much can be learned from them. […]
Globalization & Its Discontents
Joseph Stiglitz
Globalization is not what its proponents said it would be. In many countries it has failed miserably, devastating economies, communities and individual lives. Perhaps no where has its failure been more apparent than in Argentina. Few countries embraced the nostrums of World Bank and IMF experts with more fervor and enthusiasm than Argentina. It was […]
Armed Madhouse
Greg Palast
Once journalists were celebrated for digging up dirt and exposing corrupt and lying politicians. Today most of them have become lambs. The sycophancy of reporters and news organizations to toe the line and not rock the boat have resulted in a huge loss of credibility for the media. Fed up with the same old, same […]
Gulf Crisis
Noam Chomsky
Telephone interview

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