In "An Ordinary Person's Guide to Empire," Arundhati Roy passionately argues against global injustice, imperial democracy, narrow-minded nationalism, corporate fascism, and the military industrial complex with unparalleled clarity and rhetorical flare. Through a collection of speeches and essays, she highlights the suffering of common people at the hands of imperialism, neo-liberalism, capitalism, and corporate globalization. Roy's writing style deftly shreds sacred doctrines and challenges the powers of empire, urging readers to liberate themselves from the enchantments of self-appointed leaders.
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Discusses global politics, democracy, media empires, and the situation in Iraq.
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