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WARS OF THE CENTURY 21. New fears, new threats. IGNACIO RAMONET. PART 2
WARS OF THE CENTURY 21.
New fears, new threats.
IGNACIO RAMONET.
Born in 1943 in Redondela (Galicia) and raised in Tangier (Morocco), he is director of the monthly Le Monde diplomatique, Specialist in geopolitics and international strategy and professor of communication theory at the Denis Diderot University in Paris. Ramonet is a doctor in semiology and in cultural history from the School of Higher Studies in Social Sciences, where he was a student of Roland Barthes . He is the author, among other works, of The visual treat, Marcos, the rebel dignity, A world without direction, The tyranny of communication, Rebels, gods and excluded, Silent propaganda and Post-television.
WARS OF THE CENTURY 21.
REVIEW.
In Wars of the 21st century Ignacio Ramonet bluntly exposes the key questions we must ask ourselves at the beginning of this 21st century and presents a portrait of the new face of the world after the attacks of September 11, the United States offensive against international terrorism , the resurgence of the Israeli- Palestinian conflict in the Middle East and the rise of the extreme right in the European electoral landscape.
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By WARS OF THE CENTURY 21.
New fears, new threats.
IGNACIO RAMONET.
Born in 1943 in Redondela (Galicia) and raised in Tangier (Morocco), he is director of the monthly Le Monde diplomatique, Specialist in geopolitics and international strategy and professor of communication theory at the Denis Diderot University in Paris. Ramonet is a doctor in semiology and in cultural history from the School of Higher Studies in Social Sciences, where he was a student of Roland Barthes . He is the author, among other works, of The visual treat, Marcos, the rebel dignity, A world without direction, The tyranny of communication, Rebels, gods and excluded, Silent propaganda and Post-television.
WARS OF THE CENTURY 21.
REVIEW.
In Wars of the 21st century Ignacio Ramonet bluntly exposes the key questions we must ask ourselves at the beginning of this 21st century and presents a portrait of the new face of the world after the attacks of September 11, the United States offensive against international terrorism , the resurgence of the Israeli- Palestinian conflict in the Middle East and the rise of the extreme right in the European electoral landscape.