A racy satire describing the myths, prejudices, and legal fictions
of the capitalist system, by a law professor who later became the
"trust-busting" Assistant Attorney General.

One of the classics in this field. Treats the concentration of
economic power, the separation of ownership and manage-
ment, and the causes and consequences of these developments.

Big business organization under totalitarian governments in
Germany, Italy, Vichy France, and Japan; and under liberal
democratic governments in England and the United States. The
economic, political, and social aspects of this organization. A
thorough study.

A fundamental treatise beyond the capacity of the ordinary
student but well worth the effort of those who can master it
because of its intelligently empirical character.

A sociological study of an occupation.

A comprehensive analysis of industrial organization (from both
the managerial and the labor sides), of industrial relations, and
of industry as a whole in relation to the rest of the society.
Each chapter contains an unusually adequate bibliography.