Seven essays making the case for public ownership of America’s most critical infrastructure.
Amazon has long transcended its origins as an online bookstore. Today, it’s a behemoth that controls a significant share of the distribution of goods across various sectors. Its influence goes beyond mere market dominance.
Read Article →AI doesn’t just shift jobs around the edges — it accelerates resource solidification. Wealth and power don’t merely concentrate; they ossify around infrastructural platforms.
Read Article →To pigeonhole nationalization as purely a socialist endeavor is to misunderstand its historical and economic nuances. Nationalization is a vital tool within the control mechanisms of a functional capitalist society.
Read Article →Amazon and its founder have become emblematic of modern corporate success. Yet, they are also frequently scrutinized for their approach to taxation and complex tax strategies.
Read Article →Amazon Web Services is more than just a revenue generator; it’s a foundation upon which much of today’s internet is built. Its influence is staggering, raising ethical, social, and environmental concerns.
Read Article →When Jeff Bezos founded Amazon in 1994, the company began as a small-scale online bookstore. Today, it has mushroomed into a behemoth with an alarming 40% control over the U.S. e-commerce market.
Read Article →History offers us numerous examples of how monopolistic control in essential sectors has been addressed through public ownership or tight regulation.
Read Article →Join thousands of Americans who believe Amazon must be nationalized as a public utility.