دانلود کتاب The corporate reconstruction of American capitalism, 1890-1916 : the market, the law, and politics

I have thought it useful over the years to examine in some close detail the antitrust debates of the Progressive Era, in their judicial, legislative, and political phases, in conjunction with a study of changes in property and market relations and in economic thought at the time. I have done so on the assumption that such inquiry might yield some altered perspectives on twentieth-century United States political history. I have long believed that, given the critical role of law and judicial process in a liberal-capitalist society, and at any rate in the United States, a close attention to the law is as necessary for interpreting twentieth-century United States political history as it has been found to be in relatively recent interpretations of earlier United States history.

A conclusion I have drawn from my efforts is that a closer attention to the law, in its judicial and legislative phases and as it relates to changing property-production relations, affords an understanding less
ideologically predisposed and more receptive to retrieving past political discourses both on their own terms and in a larger historical context.....