Gangs of America: The Rise of Corporate Power and the Disabling of Democracy (Bk Currents)
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Gangs of America: The Rise of Corporate Power and the Disabling of Democracy (Bk Currents)

by Ted Nace

Business History Politics Economics
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In Gangs of America, Ted Nace examines the growth of corporate power and its connection to democratic life. This accessible work of nonfiction considers the political and economic influence of corporations, offering readers a focused introduction to questions about power, institutions, and democracy.

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Gangs of America explores the rise of corporate power and its relationship to democracy.

Ted Nace presents a work of nonfiction focused on political and economic influence.

The book considers how expanding corporate power can affect democratic institutions and public life.

It is suited to readers interested in business, politics, economics, and modern history.

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