
Chokepoint Capitalism How Big Tech and Big Content Captured Creative Labour Markets, and How We'll Win Them Back
Cory Doctorow, Rebecca Giblin
Published 2022
312 pages
Books about inequality examine the gap between rich and poor and what it does to a society. Economists and reporters explain how it grew, and novelists show what it feels like on either side. They are essential reading for understanding the tensions of our time. This list shows the ones first published in 2022.

Cory Doctorow, Rebecca Giblin
Published 2022
312 pages

Suzanne Ashworth
Published 2022
234 pages

Luke Telford
Published 2022
156 pages

Matteo Battistini
2022 · 2023 edition
217 pages

John Peters
Published 2022
472 pages

Joanne Lannin
Published 2022
188 pages

Steve Schifferes, Sophie Knowles
2022 · 2023 edition
242 pages

Lisa M. Tillmann, Steven Schoen, Kathryn Louise Norsworthy
Published 2022
184 pages

Charles E. 'Chuck' MacLean, Adam Lamparello
Published 2022
228 pages

Stephen Smith
Published 2022
62 pages

Sawako Shirahase
2022 · 2023 edition
224 pages

Kristen Ragusin
Published 2022
306 pages

Benjamin C. Wilson
2022 · 2023 edition
234 pages

Pedro Goulart, Raul Ramos, Gianluca Ferrittu
2022 · 2023 edition
683 pages

Christoph Sorg
Published 2022
296 pages

Jesús Pedro Lorente
Published 2022
108 pages

Vjollca Krasniqi, Jane McPherson
Published 2022
172 pages

Melissa Huerta
Published 2022
168 pages

Emma Manners Duchess of Rutland
Published 2022
352 pages

Andrew J. Hazelton
Published 2022
256 pages

Nico Stehr
Published 2022
392 pages

Dawn O'Porter
2022 · 2023 edition
352 pages

Sabella Ogbobode Abidde, Alem Hailu, Mohamed S. Camara
2022 · 2024 edition
232 pages

Clara Sabbagh
2022 · 2023 edition
352 pages