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New Republic Features Professor Elizabeth Anderson's Book on Work

Anderson, a faculty member in philosophy and women's studies, recently published Private Government: How Employers Rule Our Lives (and Why We Don't Talk about It).

In her book, Anderson "explores how the discipline of work has itself become a form of tyranny, documenting the expansive power that firms now wield over their employees in everything from how they dress to what they tweet," writes the New Republic in their review.

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New Republic Features Professor Elizabeth Anderson's Book on Work