Are corporations "persons" just like the rest of us when it comes to constitutional rights? Or does the fact that they can grow without limit and live forever make them different? How do social groups fare if some of their members have properties like that? Do they need a special approach to social control?
Listen to this story on NPR's Morning Edition (you can also hear the arguments streaming live -- it's that important...)
If the topic interests you, you might want to look at Ted Nace's book Gangs of America: The Rise of Corporate Power and the Disabling of Democracy. You can actually download the book for free!
Emerson Annotation.
16 years ago
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