Dark Money: How Billionaires Buy Politics by Jane Mayer Book

Dark Money: how a secretive group of billionaires is trying to buy political control in the US by Jane Mayer is a gripping, deeply researched paperback edition for readers who care about democracy, political influence, and investigative nonfiction. Perfect for parents, teachers, book clubs, and civic-minded readers, this book explains how concentrated wealth reshaped American politics — clearly, compellingly, and with the authority of a New Yorker staff writer. This paperback edition (Condition: BRAND NEW, Format: Paperback, ISBN: 9781925228847) unpacks the rise of a powerful network of donors and secretive funding mechanisms that have altered policy, elections, and public life. Jane Mayers investigative reporting combines meticulous sourcing with narrative clarity, making complex financial and political maneuvers accessible to non-specialists while offering new insights for policy wonks and students of modern history. What youll find inside In-depth reporting: Mayer traces the origins, strategies, and personalities behind the effort to shape American governance, focusing on libertarian industrialists such as the Koch brothers and their allies. Clear explanations: Learn how tax policies, deregulation, and vast political donations have been coordinated by a network of foundations, think tanks, and shadowy nonprofit vehicles. Real-world impact: The book shows how these campaigns have influenced labor protections, environmental policy, and the balance of power between citizens and corporations. Why readers trust this book Trusted author: Jane Mayer is an award-winning investigative journalist and New Yorker staff writer known for rigorous, source-driven reporting. Meticulous research: The narrative is supported by documents, interviews, and exhaustive fact-checking — ideal for readers seeking credible, authoritative analysis. Relevant and timely: Explains the forces behind contemporary political debates, making it a go-to resource for classroom discussion, communit