Exploring the impact of technology oligopolies, this book delves into their influence on America's social, economic, and political landscape. It highlights the dynamics of power and control in the tech industry, examining how these entities shape societal norms and governance. Through critical analysis, it seeks to enhance understanding of the implications of concentrated technological power in contemporary society.
A radical critique of a new phase of capitalism grounded in corporate power and its exploitation of technological creativity
The Political Economy of Corporate Power and Technological Domination
Focusing on the interplay between globalization and technological advancements, this book examines how these factors shape macro-social dynamics in the twenty-first century. It highlights the increasing global inequalities and the rise of new forms of global domination linked to emerging sectors and innovations in computing and telecommunications. By exploring these themes, it provides critical insights into the evolving landscape of technocapitalism and its implications for society.
The book offers a radical critique of contemporary capitalism, focusing on the influence of corporate power and its exploitation of technological innovation. It explores how this new phase of capitalism affects creativity and societal structures, shedding light on the implications for workers and consumers alike. Through its analysis, the author challenges prevailing economic narratives and calls for a reevaluation of the relationship between technology and corporate interests.
Exploring the influence of oligopolistic corporations, this book delves into their significant role in shaping modern society. It examines how these powerful entities impact economic practices, consumer behavior, and political landscapes, revealing the complexities of their dominance. Through critical analysis, the author sheds light on the implications of corporate power and the challenges it poses to democracy and individual rights, encouraging readers to reflect on the balance between corporate interests and societal well-being.