Book Details

• Author: Noam Chomsky

• Publisher: Owl Books

• Language: English

• Published Year: 2004

• Pages: 301

• Cover: Paperback

• Dimensions: 21 x 14 cm

• Condition: Used – Good

About the Book

This 2004 paperback edition by Noam Chomsky presents a powerful and thought-provoking examination of contemporary political issues and global power structures. Known worldwide for his incisive critique of media, foreign policy, and systems of authority, Chomsky combines rigorous analysis with accessible prose to challenge prevailing narratives.

Spanning 301 pages, the book offers readers a structured exploration of political ideology, international relations, and the role of intellectual discourse in shaping public opinion. Chomsky’s work is characterized by careful documentation, logical argumentation, and a commitment to examining evidence critically. His insights remain highly relevant for readers interested in modern geopolitics, democratic accountability, and media analysis.

Published by Owl Books, this edition is well-suited for students, researchers, and readers seeking a deeper understanding of global political dynamics in the early 21st century. Preserved in good condition, it remains a valuable addition to academic collections and personal libraries focused on political theory and contemporary history.