In this episode, Alex speaks with Abraham Singer about his book Everyone’s Business, exploring why businesses and other private organizations should be understood not only as economic entities but as political communities that shape power, responsibility, and moral life. Singer explains how firms structure our choices, why classical liberals must take internal organizational governance more seriously, and what it means to treat workplaces as sites of real political and ethical significance.

References

Everyone’s Business: Toward a New Understanding of How Organizations Shape Our Lives - Abraham Singer

“The Form Of The Firm” - Abraham Singer

Abraham's Scholarly Articles

“The Political Nature of the Firm and the Cost of Norms” - Abraham Singer

Private Government - Elizabeth Anderson

The Nature of the Firm - Ronald Coase

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