The Conspiracy of Capital: Law, Violence, and by Michael Mark Cohen HARDBACK

University of Massachusetts Press

Explore the intricate relationship between law, violence, and popular radicalism during America's age of monopoly with "The Conspiracy of Capital." This compelling hardback by Michael Mark Cohen delves into the historical forces that shaped American popular movements and their confrontations with powerful capital. Understand the legal frameworks and societal violence that defined an era of immense industrial growth and the radical responses it ignited. Key themes include: * The role of law in consolidating capital power * The dynamics of violence in labor disputes and social unrest * How popular movements challenged monopolistic practices * The intersection of legal theory and radical action This insightful book offers a deep dive into a pivotal period of American history, essential for students, historians, and anyone interested in the long struggle for economic justice. Summary: The Conspiracy of Capital book, Michael Mark Cohen, law and violence, American popular radicalism, age of monopoly, hardback, historical analysis.