Gangs of America: The Rise of Corporate Power and the Disabling of Democracy in Stellenbosch, Western Cape for sale

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Non Fiction
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Political
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Surpassing even the state and the church, the corporation has become the core institution of the modern world, exercising might and muscle without regard to the often destructive effects on individuals, the environment, society, and the world. How did this happen? In this compelling expose, noted entrepreneur and activist Ted Nace scrutinizes the legal framework of the corporation and untangles questions about how and why the corporation evolved as it did. Nace traces the evolution of this institution through the behind-the-scenes figures who shaped it, including Thomas Scott, an obscure genius who invented the holding company; Stephen Field, the Supreme Court judge who developed corporate personhood rights; and many others. Including the latest research by historians, sociologists, political scientists, and legal scholars, this book is a dramatic narrative, an invaluable reference, and a blueprint for regaining control before it's too late.
About the author (2003)
Nace is the founder of Peachpit Press, the world's leading publisher of books on computer graphics and desktop publishing.
Bibliographic information
Title Gangs of America: The Rise of Corporate Power and the Disabling of Democracy
Author Ted Nace
Publisher Berrett-Koehler Publishers, 2003, Hardback
ISBN 1576752607, 9781576752609
Length 281 pages
Subjects Business & Economics / Corporate & Business History
Business & Economics / General
Business & Economics / Government & Business
Business & Economics / Management
Political Science / Political Freedom