A Livable Future Is Possible by Noam Chomsky

A Livable Future Is Possible by Noam Chomsky  

A Livable Future Is Possible is a collection of interviews that capture Noam Chomsky’s reflections on humanity’s most urgent global crises. Through conversations with political analyst C.J. Polychroniou, Chomsky discusses the growing threats of climate change, artificial intelligence, and the worldwide rise of authoritarianism.

He draws attention to the shared dangers posed by both right-wing populism and the complacency of liberal democracies, arguing that real progress demands collective action and cross-border solidarity. Chomsky also examines U.S. foreign policy under Trump and Biden, revealing deep continuities in their approaches to global power and intervention.

Beyond critique, the book serves as a call to action—urging readers to envision and fight for a sustainable, just, and humane world. Combining his trademark moral clarity with a deep understanding of global systems, Chomsky reminds us that a livable future remains within reach—but only if humanity acts with urgency and unity.