The assassination of hopes 2 parts

Author: Noam Chomsky Publication date: 2026 Book classification: Political Sciences Publisher: Bayt Al-Kutub Number of pages: 914 Format: Paperback Book summary: From China in the 1940s to Iraq in the new millennium, from Latin America to the Middle East, this book uncovers a long record of American interventions that changed the destinies of entire peoples. In "Assassination of Hope," William Bloom carefully combined the researcher and the boldness of the historian, documenting testimonies and documents that reveal how the United States used military and intelligence negotiations to impose its influence, often in the name of "spreading democracy," while in reality sowing chaos, supporting coups, and overthrowing elected governments. This book is a mirror reflecting the other side of global dominance, and an indispensable reference for understanding international politics from the perspective of the affected peoples.