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Special Articles / Ashok Antony D'Souza / Noam Chomsky's Discourse on Globalization and U.S.' Imperialism A literature review is designed to identify related research and to set the present research within a sound conceptual and theoretical context. Hence, this chapter aims at reviewing the existing literature on Chomsky’s views on globalization, US imperialism and activism, along with the literature on social action in India. The purpose of such a review is to develop a clear understanding of the phenomena under investigation. For easy reference, the review is classified into the following sections: i) theoretical foundation of Chomsky’s discourse, ii) Chomsky’s views on globalization, iii) his views on US imperialism, iv) his views on activism, v) social action in India, and vi) relevance of Chomsky to social action in India.
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Special Articles / Ashok Antony D'Souza / Noam Chomsky's Discourse on Globalization and U.S.' Imperialism Since the dawn of independence India has come a long way and has achieved much, especially in the fields of nuclear and Information Technology (Chakravarty, 2008). Alongside these achievements we have also been witnessing growing authoritarian and repressive nature of the state. The developmental model pursued by the country has been largely in favor of the elites. The weaker sections of the society have grown more vulnerable. It could also be argued that the country was never so divided in economic, social, communal, and political fronts as it is today (Teltumbde, 2003).
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