Private Government: How Employers Rule Our Lives (and Why We Don't Talk about It) (The University Center for Human Values Series)
Private Government uncovers how employers wield significant control over our lives, functioning as unchecked private authorities. Elizabeth Anderson explores why these pervasive power dynamics evade public discussion, urging a reevaluation of workplace governance and its impact on personal freedoms in contemporary society.
About This Book
In Private Government, Elizabeth Anderson examines the extensive authority employers hold over employees in workplaces, likening it to forms of private governance.
The book addresses how these power structures influence personal freedoms and societal norms, often without public scrutiny or debate.
Part of The University Center for Human Values Series, it prompts reflection on the hidden rules governing our professional lives and the need for broader conversation.
Anderson's analysis highlights the implications of employer rule on individual autonomy and collective well-being.
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