Private Government: How Employers Rule Our Lives (and Why We Don't Talk about It) (The University Center for Human Values Series)
Elizabeth Anderson explores how employers govern important parts of workers’ lives and asks why this power receives so little public attention. Focusing on the idea of private government, the book examines work, authority, freedom, and the social structures that shape everyday experience.
About This Book
Private Government examines the authority employers exercise over the lives of their workers.
Elizabeth Anderson considers why this form of power is often overlooked or discussed less openly than government authority.
The book explores the relationship between work, freedom, and institutional power.
Published as part of The University Center for Human Values Series, it offers a focused contribution to debates about employment and social organization.
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