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The Good Die Young
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ISBN-13:
9781788730303
Veröffentl:
2024
Erscheinungsdatum:
02.01.2024
Seiten:
156
Autor:
Rene Rojas
Gewicht:
178 g
Format:
207x136x17 mm
Serie:
Jacobin
Sprache:
Englisch
Beschreibung:
Jacobin is a leading voice of the American left, offering socialist perspectives on politics, economics, and culture. The print magazine is released quarterly and reaches over 30,000 subscribers, in addition to a web audience of 1,000,000 a month.
Preface - René Rojas, Bhaskar Sunkara, and Jonah WaltersIntroduction: To Die at the Right Time - Greg GrandinAmericas1. Kissinger and the South American Revolutions - Aldo Marchesi2. Kissinger in Chile - René Rojas3. Kissinger in Argentina - Leandro Morgenfeld4. Kissinger in Central America - Hilary GoodfriendEurope5. Kissinger in Cyprus - Leandros FischerMiddle East and Africa6. Kissinger in Angola - Piero Gleijeses7. Kissinger in South Africa - Gerald Horne8. Kissinger in Western Sahara - Aubrey Bloomfield9. Kissinger in the Gulf - Chip GibbonsAsia10. Kissinger in East Pakistan/Bangladesh - Mukhtar Mirjan11. Kissinger in East Timor - Alex de Jong12. Kissinger in Cambodia - Brett S. Morris13. Kissinger in Vietnam and China - An Interview with Carolyn Eisenberg14. From the War Room to Wall Street - Christy ThorntonAcknowledgmentsAbout the ContributorsNotes
The "Black Book" of American Empire
Henry A. Kissinger is a singular figure in American foreign policy - an architect of unrivaled importance in the expansion of U.S. empire from the post-war period to the present day. In an era of toxic political acrimony between the two major parties, Kissinger has transcends partisan camps, successfully winning bipartisan consensus for violent military intervention the worldover. Despite the innumerable bloodlettings Kissinger might be held responsible for, the war criminal is warmly embraced by the whole of mainstream American politics. One can already hear the hagiography that will come with his wake. Against this deadly historical amnesia, Jacobin has produced "the black book of Kissinger" - an archive of over forty years of violent, globetrotting crime from Washington D.C.
Henry A. Kissinger is a singular figure in American foreign policy - an architect of unrivaled importance in the expansion of U.S. empire from the post-war period to the present day. In an era of toxic political acrimony between the two major parties, Kissinger has transcends partisan camps, successfully winning bipartisan consensus for violent military intervention the worldover. Despite the innumerable bloodlettings Kissinger might be held responsible for, the war criminal is warmly embraced by the whole of mainstream American politics. One can already hear the hagiography that will come with his wake. Against this deadly historical amnesia, Jacobin has produced "the black book of Kissinger" - an archive of over forty years of violent, globetrotting crime from Washington D.C.