Summary:
The book examines the historical evolution of corporations in the United States, tracing their growth in power and influence over American politics and society. It critically explores how corporations have shaped legislation, governance, and the economy, often at the expense of democratic principles and public welfare.
Key points:
1. Corporate Personhood: Nace examines how treating corporations as individuals has increased their political and legal power, often overriding public interests for profit.
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