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Books recommended by Noam Chomsky

Noam Chomsky recommends 68 books, among them 1984, The Wealth of Nations and A Preponderance of Power.

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68 books

1984

George Orwell

Fiction

The Wealth of Nations

Adam Smith

Economics & politics

A Preponderance of Power

Melvyn P. Leffler

Economics & politics

Accumulation and Power

Richard B. DuBoff

History

Al-Qaeda

Jason Burke

History

American Foreign Policy

Henry Kissinger

Economics & politics

Anarcho-syndicalism

Rudolf Rocker

Philosophy

Arguing About War

Michael Walzer

Philosophy

Bitter Fruit

Stephen C. Schlesinger & Stephen Kinzer

Economics & politics

Business as a System of Power

Robert A. Brady

Economics & politics

Capital

Karl Marx

Economics & politics

Churchill

Clive Ponting

Economics & politics

Collateral Damage

Cynthia Peters

Economics & politics

Conflicting Missions

Piero Gleijeses

History

Danger and Survival

McGeorge Bundy

History

Democracy at Work

Richard Wolff

History

East Timor

John G. Taylor

Economics & politics

Economic Liberalism and Under-development

Frederick Clairmont

Economics & politics

Emergence of a Free Press

Leonard W. Levy

History

Expulsion of the Palestinians

Nur Masalha

History

Human Rights and United States Policy Toward Latin America

Lars Schoultz

Economics & politics

Humanitarian Intervention

Sean D. Murphy

Economics & politics

Image and Reality of the Israel-Palestine Conflict

Norman G. Finkelstein

Economics & politics

In Retrospect

Robert S. McNamara

History

In the Name of Democracy

Thomas Carothers

History

Inevitable Revolutions

Walter Lafeber

History

Instruments of Statecraft

Michael McClintock

Economics & politics

Interventions

Kofi Annan

Economics & politics

Mark Twain's Weapons of Satire

Mark Twain

History

No Gods, No Masters

Daniel Guerin

Philosophy