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Making the Future is a collection of more than fifty concise commentaries on politics and policies of the US penned down by Noam Chomsky between 2007 and 2011.  Summary of the Book Making the Future is the sequel to Chomsky’s Interventions. Both these books are drawn from the articles the author has been writing regularly for the New York Times Syndicate. This book offers fierce and accessible political writing by one of America's foremost political commentator and activist. In Making the Future, the collection of essays by Chomsky presents a powerful narrative to official accounts of the major political events of the world in the last four years. He writes about the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, the elections in the U.S. and Israel's invasion of Gaza and expansion of settlements in Jerusalem, among others. This book will make for an ideal read for those interested in the events that have made the future since 2007. About Naom Chomsky Naom Chomsky is an American linguist, philosopher, cognitive scientist and activist. He is also referred to as “Father of modern linguistics”. He has spent most of his career at MIT where he is currently working as a Professor. He has authored over 100 books and has been described as a prominent cultural figure.