In 1935, a man named Charles Darrow removed the game’s socialist critique (the version that taxed land), renamed it Monopoly ...

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UC Santa Barbara feminist studies scholar Jennifer Tyburczy takes on free trade, moral panic, and politics in new book.

More than a century ago, from a Berlin prison cell where she was confined for her uncompromising opposition to the slaughter of the First World War, Rosa Luxemburg warned, “Bourgeois society stands at ...

Monopoly has evolved from its roots as an economic critique to become a best-selling board game. Originating from The Landlord's Game, it highlights wealth distribution impacts through diverse rules.