01743nam a2200301 i 4500003000800000005001700008007000300025008004100028020002400069020002100093040001700114041000800131050002800139082001200167100002600179245012700205260003300332300002700365490004400392500002000436520073400456650002901190651003401219651005601253651005601309700003501365830004101400BJBSDDR20230410143120.0ta170110s2015    enk           001 0 eng d  a9780745335506 (pbk)  a0745335500 (pbk)  bspacBJBSDDR  aeng14a400 DS 550 bC548a 201500a959.7041 aChomsky, Noam,d1928-10aAfter the cataclysm :bPostwar Indochina and the reconstruction of imperial ideology /cNoam Chomsky and Edward S. Herman.  aLondon :bPluto Press,c2015  axxix, 455 p. ;c20 cm.  aPolitical economy of human rights ; v2  aIncludes index.  aThe second volume of The Political Economy of Human Rights remains one of the most controversial works produced by Chomsky to date. In a much discussed chapter on Cambodia, Chomsky and Herman questioned official Western narratives on the Khmer Rouge and suggested that the evidence available did not match up to the assertions being made at that time. These claims would resurface in a recent controversy with the Continental philosopher Slavoj Zizek, and readers will now be able to judge for themselves the veracity of Zizek's claims. The work also contains important analysis of Western interventions across Indochina, including Vietnam and Laos, and provides a searing critique of American imperial aspirations in the region. 4aPeriodismoxObjetividad  4aIndochina xHistoria y1945-  4aIndochina xRelaciones exteriores zEstados Unidos  4aEstados Unidos xRelaciones exteriores zIndochina 1 aHerman, Edward S., d1925-2017 0aPolitical economy of human rights ;