Could you please send me a copy of this review. I don't have access to the Internet.

Thanks.

hamza al-mozainy

Philosophy News Service * richard jones wrote:

> June 14, 1999
> Neoliberals' Paleomarkets
> by NEVE GORDON
> PROFIT OVER PEOPLE: Neoliberalism and Global Order.
> by Noam Chomsky.
> Seven Stories. 175 pp.
> Paper $15.95.
> In a book of interviews published a few years ago, Chronicles of Dissent, Noam Chomsky recounted a childhood incident that shaped his life. One day during first grade, a group began taunting a fat boy from his class. Chomsky wanted to defend him but fled instead. Following the event he was totally ashamed, and he determined never again to run away. "That's the feeling that stuck with me," he says. "You should stick with the underdog." Sixty-five years have passed, and Chomsky remains faithful to that commitment, as evidenced by Profit Over People, his new book.
> FOR THE REST OF THIS REVIEW, PLEASE VISIT http://www.thenation.com/issue/990614/0614gordon.shtml