Private government : how employers rule our lives (and why we don't talk about it)

By:

Anderson, Elizabeth

Contributor(s):

Macedo, Stephen [introduction.]

Material type: Text

9780691176512

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DDC classification:

306.36 AND-P

Summary: Based on two lectures given in 2014 by the author during the Tanner Lectures on Human Values delivered at Princeton University, followed by four commentaries by eminent scholars and the author's response to the commentators. Anderson questions the authoritarian control workers have been forced to give to their employers in order to remain employed and historically why this goes against American ideology of free market values.

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 145-181) and index.

Based on two lectures given in 2014 by the author during the Tanner Lectures on Human Values delivered at Princeton University, followed by four commentaries by eminent scholars and the author's response to the commentators. Anderson questions the authoritarian control workers have been forced to give to their employers in order to remain employed and historically why this goes against American ideology of free market values.

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