/lit/ - Literature

Hey, /lit/. I've been wondering lately about why ig corporations promote this modern incarnation of leftism, yet suppress labor movements and the far-right. Is there a connection between the rise of the new left, which corporations have seemed to have incorporated into themselves, and the fall of national sovereignty? I know Paul Gottfried has spoken much about this topic and the rise of liberal internationalism under the Neo-Conservatives, and E. Michael Jones discusses much of how the sexual revolution was used as a way to divert labor, in his book Libido Dominandi, but is this topic recognized by mainstream academia? I understand some people recognize the existence of a liberal hegemony, but are there any good books critiquing modern leftism?