Contents
- Introduction
- Looking Ahead: Tenth Anniversary Interview (an interview conducted ten years since Barsamian first interviewed Chomsky)
- Rollback: The Return of Predatory Capitalism
- History and Memory
- The Federal Reserve Board
- Take from the Needy and Give to the Greedy
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