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Edward S. Herman

Edward S. Herman

Born 7 April 1925

Quotes

  • “Truth: Emissions from the mouths of the powerful.”
    Doublespeak Dictionary within Beyond Hypocrisy , p. 181
  • “Police brutality: A myth built on a mountain of cracked skulls.”
    Doublespeak Dictionary within Beyond Hypocrisy , p. 164
  • “Demonstration election: A circus held in a client state to assure the population of the home country that their intrusion is well received. The results are guaranteed by an adequate supply of bullets well in advance.”
    Doublespeak Dictionary within Beyond Hypocrisy , p. 135
  • “National interest: The demands and needs of the corporate community.”
    Doublespeak Dictionary within Beyond Hypocrisy , p. 156

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Books by Edward S. Herman in order

Books by Edward S. Herman in the order they were published, from America's Vietnam Policy (1966) to The Politics of Genocide (2010).

  1. 1America's Vietnam PolicyAmerica's Vietnam Policy1966
  2. 2Atrocities in VietnamAtrocities in Vietnam1970
  3. 3Conflicts of Interest, Commercial Bank Trust DepartmentsConflicts of Interest, Commercial Bank Trust Departments1975
  4. 4Corporate Control, Corporate PowerCorporate Control, Corporate Power1981
  5. 5The Real Terror NetworkThe Real Terror Network1982
  6. 6Demonstration ElectionsDemonstration Elections1984
  7. 7The Rise and Fall of the Bulgarian ConnectionThe Rise and Fall of the Bulgarian Connection1986
  8. 8Manufacturing ConsentManufacturing Consent1988
  9. 9The "Terrorism" IndustryThe "Terrorism" Industry1989
  10. 10Beyond HypocrisyBeyond Hypocrisy1992
  11. 11Triumph of the MarketTriumph of the Market1995
  12. 12The Global MediaThe Global Media1997
  13. 13The Myth of the Liberal MediaThe Myth of the Liberal Media1999
  14. 14The Trial Of Slobodan MilosevicThe Trial Of Slobodan Milosevic2004
  15. 15The Politics of GenocideThe Politics of Genocide2010
  16. 16Excerpts from: "Manufacturing Consent: The Political EconomyExcerpts from: "Manufacturing Consent: The Political Economy of the Mass Media"

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