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Noam Chomsky: Crises and the Unipolar Moment

It is widely felt that the fall of the Soviet Union left a unipolar world, dominated by the remaining superpower, and that the "moment" is coming to a close with the collapse of the Anglo-Saxon "free market" economic model. Investigation of this two-decade "moment" can provide considerable insight into what came before, and possibilities for shaping the future.

We apologise to those people who were unable to view this event live on Tuesday 27th October. The website was unable to cope with over double capacity of the number of hits received. 

The full video can be viewed below, please note that Chomsky's presentation starts 11 minutes in. An audio file is also available and a transcript will be ready in due course.

 

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