Noam Chomsky is a world-renowned politician, writer, and professor of linguistics at Massachusetts University of Technology, where he has taught since 1955. Chomsky is the author of many books and articles on linguistics, political and economic life of the modern world, as well as international relations. In his book Profits in People, the first edition of which was published in 1999, Chomsky criticizes neoliberalism, the corporate system of economics and politics that today unleashed a class war against the peoples of the world under the banner of 'globalization'. Contents ROBERT U. MACHINES . INTRODUCTION 1 I. NEOLIBERALISM AND GLOBAL ORDER 7 WASHINGTON CONSENSUS 8 NEOLIBERALISM AS INNOVATIONS 11 HOW COUNTRIES ARE DEVELOPED 13 DIFFERENCES OF NEOLIBERAL DOCTRINE 17 II . CONSENT WITHOUT CONSENT: MANIPULATION BY PUBLIC OPINION 21 III . PASSION FOR FREE MARKETS 33 WORLD TRADING ORGANIZATION:'EXPORTING AMERICAN VALUES? 35 WORLD TRADING ORGANIZATION: FORUM OF UNLIMITED 38 NON-PRIVATE THINK 41 IV. MARKET DEMOCRACY WITH NON-LIBERAL ORDERS: DOCTORS AND REALITY 47 V. RENEWAL OF THE SAPATISTS 64 VI. 'Absolute Weapons? 69 Black Holes Propaganda 72 AVAILABLE AND DISABLED ELECTORS 74 MSI CONDITIONS 78 VII . 'BATTERIAL ORDS? 84 References to Martin, Schumann - Harvey's Trap of Globalization - A Brief History of Neoliberalism