Noam Chomsky
Profit Over People
Noam Chomsky examines how market liberalization and democratic language can coexist with state-backed corporate power, restricted public influence, and unequal costs. The book asks who sets economic rules and whose interests they serve, using historical cases to explain these arrangements and how organized public action can challenge them.
5 chapters
Understanding Power
In edited conversations and case studies, Chomsky asks how institutions shape public knowledge, state policy, and control of economic life. He offers ways to test media framing against evidence and compare official principles with policy, then examines how collective organizing can widen democratic participation.
15 chapters