304 Pages
by
Routledge
304 Pages
by
Routledge
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In more than 100 essays, written over a three-year period for the "New York Observer", Howard Fast looks with horror at the official violence inflicted on Nicaragua, El Salvador, Grenada, Panama and Iraq and the unofficial violence that is taking place in the cities of the United States. In "War and Peace", Fast summons us to face the wars and the social disintegration that degraded the Reagan and... Read more
A Note on the Essays; The War Against Women; The War Against the Public; The Failed War Against Drugs; The Culture of Violence; Anti-Semitism and Racism; Crimes and Punishments; Rights, Values and Religion; The Right to Life; New York City; Our Friends in Washington; The United States and Latin America; The Collapse of Communism; The Failures of the Media; Praise; Notes from the Asylum; War and Peace.
Biography
Howard Fast
