Susan Crawford
6 books
About the Author
Susan Crawford is a distinguished legal scholar, professor, and author renowned for her incisive critiques of corporate power and economic inequality in the digital age. With a background in telecommunications policy and antitrust law, she has served in high-level advisory roles, including as a special assistant to President Barack Obama on technology and innovation. Crawford's work illuminates the hidden mechanisms of monopoly control, advocating for equitable access to essential services in an increasingly connected world. Her research draws on historical parallels to the Gilded Age, exposing how modern telecom giants consolidate power at the expense of consumers and democracy. Through her writing, she calls for bold regulatory reforms to foster competition and protect public interests.
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Books by Susan Crawford
