Terrorism and War

.Howard Zinn, having spent decades contrasting the rhetoric governments use to justify wars and the reality of their impact, especially on the civilians who are increasingly the victims of military conflicts, here provides his most up-to-date and provocative thinking on war, terrorism and the new global order. In this engaging collection of interviews, conducted since the tragic events of September 11 and the beginning of the intensive bombing campaign against Afghanistan, he explores the growth of the American empire alongside the long tradition of resistance to US militarism, arguing that the casualties of war include truth, civil liberties and human rights.