The left's leading critic takes on the Post-Cold War world, including the Gulf War, the Clinton Administration, and the Israeli-Palestinian question in a critique of Western government that focuses on the powerless, power-hungry, and power-mongers. UP. Chomsky takes on the international scene since 1945, devoting particular attention to events following the collapse of the Soviet Union. He develops a forceful critique of Western government, from imperialist foreign policies to the Clinton administration's empty promises to the poor. Preface
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Marching in Place
1(82)
The Cold War and Population Control
1(3)
New World Orders
4(4)
A Test Case: Iraq and the West
8(18)
The Cold War Reconsidered
26(48)
North---South/East---West
74(9)
The Political---Economic Order
83(106)
Securing the Home Front
84(29)
Some Lessons of History
113(7)
``The Government of the World''
120(9)
The Balance Sheet
129(28)
Looking Ahead
157(21)
The Contours of the New World Order
178(11)
History's ``Greatest Prize''
189(83)
Updating the Monroe Doctrine
190(2)
Containing the Internal Enemy
192(6)
The Structure of Power
198(2)
The Regional Actors
200(6)
Seeking Peace: Stage One
206(15)
Seeking Peace: The Interests of the Actors
221(6)
Seeking Peace: The Recent Phase
227(11)
Conquering History
238(5)
The Berlin Wall Falls Again
243(15)
After the Agreement
258(14)
Epilogue: Middle East Diplomacy
272(27)
The Framework of Rejectionism
272(3)
The Peace of the ``Victors''
275(2)
The Interim Agreement: Jurisdiction
277(3)
The Interim Agreement: Some Applications
280(4)
The Interim Agreement: Water
284(2)
Greater Jerusalem
286(3)
The Broader Picture
289(10)
Notes to Chapter 1
299(7)
Notes to Chapter 2
306(10)
Notes to Chapter 3
316(6)
Notes to Epilogue
322(5)
Index
327
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