Hijacked: How Neoliberalism Turned the Work Ethic against Workers and How Workers Can Take It Back (Seeley Lectures)

the level of scholarship is simply amazing. She's done it again.

I only got about five pages in and the way Anderson was framing her questions made it clear that this was little more than a propaganda piece. Not interested and will not waste my time.

I found the topic very interesting and insightful. However that being said I found the reading difficult due to her drawn out references/segues and a serious lack of punctuation. The sentences went on for so long I had to reread them. I think there was so much detail that it was hard often to understand what the actual point was, so it was long-winded. I’m not really sure if some of that rich detail was really necessary so I feel like it was over written, and that was annoying and distracting. I just wanted her to get to the point in the different chapters, which could have been done by a little more editing.