Politics at Work: How Companies Turn Their Workers into Lobbyists (Studies in Postwar American Political Development)
Politics at Work explores how companies turn their workers into lobbyists, placing workplace-based political activity within the broader story of postwar American political development. Alexander Hertel-Fernandez examines the intersection of business, labor, lobbying, and political participation.
About This Book
Politics at Work examines how companies engage their employees in political activity and advocacy.
The book focuses on the connection between workplaces and lobbying in the context of postwar American political development.
It offers a study of the ways organizational and economic life can intersect with political participation.
Readers interested in business, labor, lobbying, and American political history will find a focused examination of politics at work.
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