How is the world managed

Author's name: Noam Chomsky Publisher: Al-Rafidain Publishing and Distribution Year of publication: 2025 Literary classification: Politics Book overview: As always, Noam Chomsky presents us with an exceptional book in his vision and assessment of what is happening around us in the world, and how this great thinker views the intellectual and behavioral contradictions of those who plan and steer the course of events, how they communicate with each other, and how they promote American interests and superiority over everything, leading us to the contemporary reality we live in now. Chomsky criticizes our American world, which is full of lofty slogans and theatrical means designed to convince people of what they call "political correctness," and how the commercial and financial interests of the dominant elites translate into policies that increase military spending and fund wars and external conflicts at the expense of health and education, all from the money of American taxpayers that must ultimately be directed to support the wealthy and influential. This situation has called for the invention of a unique control model to sustain these gains through promoting protectionism, intervention, free markets, and liberal measures. Chomsky also provides detailed information through declassified documents, highlighting in a striking and unique way the shocking facts and dualities through long and intensive radio dialogues that reveal the hidden systematic American dominance that originated and solidified after World War II, especially since the United States owns more than half of the world's wealth — despite constituting less than 7% of its population — and controls two surrounding regions, an unprecedented concentration of wealth and power in one hand, the American hand, in everything. Thus, we understand how the world is managed...