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Noam Chomsky
ISBN 9780241482612
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Penguin Press
Consequences of Capitalism
Who it's for: Readers interested in political philosophy and critiques of capitalism
Based on the acclaimed undergraduate lecture series 'What is Politics?', Consequences of Capitalism presents a critical analysis of capitalism, its political underpinnings, and its societal effects. Noam Chomsky and Marv Waterstone expose how current capitalist structures generate discontent, maintain power, and hinder social justice movements, while also charting a path toward collective resistance for a more just and sustainable world.Why You Should Read? Gain a foundational understanding of how capitalism shapes politics, society, and individual perceptions. Uncover the unseen connections between neoliberal ideologies and structural power, revealing how dissent is marginalized. Explore the urgent need for alternatives to the current system, offering insights into challenging and overcoming divisions. Benefit from the accessible framework of a popular university lecture series, making complex ideas clear and engaging.
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- Based on the acclaimed undergraduate lecture series 'What is Politics?'
- Examines how capitalist structures generate discontent and maintain power
- Discusses how social justice movements are hindered by current systems
- Charts a path toward collective resistance for a more just world
- Accessible framework from a popular university lecture series
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All by Noam Chomsky →Questions about this book
What is the basis of this book?
It is based on the undergraduate lecture series 'What is Politics?' by Noam Chomsky and Marv Waterstone.
What does the book analyze?
It critically analyzes capitalism, its political underpinnings, and its societal effects, including how it generates discontent and maintains power.
Does the book offer any solutions?
Yes, it charts a path toward collective resistance for a more just and sustainable world.
Who are the authors?
The authors are Noam Chomsky and Marv Waterstone.




