Free Market Fantasies: Capitalism In the Real World (Live) - Noam Chomsky

Free Market Fantasies: Capitalism In the Real World (Live)

Noam Chomsky

  • Genre: Spoken Word
  • Release Date: 1997-01-01
  • Explicitness: notExplicit
  • Country: USA
  • Track Count: 28

  • ℗ 1997 AK Press
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Tracks

Title Artist Time
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The Real Market 2:24 USD 0.99
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The Massachusetts Example 1:47 USD 0.99
3
Gingrich 0:37 USD 0.99
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The Reagan Legacy 1:07 USD 0.99
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The Washington Consensus 1:32 USD 0.99
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The Pentagon System 1:46 USD 0.99
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Crime and Punishment 3:06 USD 0.99
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Chain Gangs 1:06 USD 0.99
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Prison Labor 1:23 USD 0.99
10
Devolution 3:24 USD 0.99
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Reform 3:00 USD 0.99
12
Subsidies 1:43 USD 0.99
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Taxes 0:52 USD 0.99
14
Deregulation 1:12 USD 0.99
15
State Criminal Behavior 0:59 USD 0.99
16
Economic Miracles 2:44 USD 0.99
17
Property Rights 1:01 USD 0.99
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Trade Myths 1:46 USD 0.99
19
Democracy and Free Markets 2:03 USD 0.99
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Entrepeneurial Values 1:38 USD 0.99
21
Mysterious Wisdom of the Marke 1:15 USD 0.99
22
Grand Vision of the Future 0:48 USD 0.99
23
Role of the Propaganda System 3:34 USD 0.99
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Corporate Feeding Frenzy 2:18 USD 0.99
25
Downsizing 0:57 USD 0.99
26
Class War 3:28 USD 0.99
27
The Casino Economy 2:42 USD 0.99
28
What We Can Do 3:15 USD 0.99
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Reviews

  • It's so Obvious
    5
    By Mr. Drake
    From the very beginning he lays out exactly what we are seeing now, over a decade later. I would recommend this to anyone and everyone.
  • Welcome to the "New" Economy
    5
    By wal-marx
    Many know Chomsky's work on U.S. foreign policy, and given the events of the past four years, his work in this area is more relevant than ever. This disc, however, deals with the U.S. economy and its effects in the real world. Chomsky is typical in that he both simplifies apparently complex economic issues and at the same time, totally nails it. This particular talk focuses on the Clinton Economy, but the broader issues are how we define wealth, the behavior of U.S. corporations, class realities in the United States, and understanding perhaps the most dominant myth of our time - the so-called "free market" and the reality of what it means for working people. If you're unfamiliar with this aspect of Chomsky's work, I can't recommend it enough, especially his perspectives on the labor movement (especially "Class War").