Who Rules the World

Implications and Applications

• Noam Chomsky's «Who Rules the World» is used for analyzing and critiquing U.S. foreign policy, helping activists and researchers better understand the mechanisms of global dominance and the influence of corporate interests on government decisions.
• Journalists and political scientists use ideas from the book to cover and explain international conflicts and U.S. interventions in other countries.
• Educational institutions include the book in political science and international relations curricula to enable students to critically assess contemporary political processes and the role of superpowers.
• Human rights organizations apply Chomsky's arguments to justify their campaigns against military interventions and human rights violations committed under the guise of protecting national interests.
• Political activists use information from the book to mobilize public opinion and organize protests against aggressive foreign policies and economic exploitation of developing countries.