Noam Chomsky: Crises and the Unipolar Moment talking at SOAS, University of London

Further details: www.soas.ac.uk/cisd/events/27o...
It is widely felt that the fall of the Soviet Union left a unipolar world, dominated by the remaining superpower, and that the "moment" is coming to a close with the collapse of the Anglo-Saxon "free market" economic model. Investigation of this two-decade "moment" can provide considerable insight into what came before, and possibilities for shaping the future.
Please note that Chomsky's presentation starts 11 minutes in.

[@johnmcentegart8537]

Chomsky is definitely on my wavelength.

[@infiniteinfiniteinfi]

Chomsky has made several key contributions to my understanding of the world, here is a list of some of my favorietes: - The essential and pervasive role of and the mechanisms and psycology of propaganda and indoctrination - The planing and thinking behind the current world order after WW2 - How the economy works with defence spedning, propaganda and the like - How corporate media has a corporate agenda because of how the institutions work and interact - Human psycology, how it in a deeper way is striving towards "the good" but is excellent at self deception and on and on ...

[@onetimeracas5972]

infiniteinfiniteinfi How do you feel about McCain's remark on WWII post to establishing a New World toward General Mattis? Or perhaps do you have a new perspective?

[@ianjara33]

11:10

[@xyZensamilla]

11:09

[@sintayehutsehay4989]

chomsky great person!

[@merto5582]

Chomsky,this is Houston,coming over

[@nereyekadar]

I understand this lecture was given in October 2009. Can somebody tell me the name of the event Prof. Chomsky is talking about when he tells "this november"? Thank you.