/lit/ - Literature

Any books about how all-powerful capital is?
Especially with regard to social change. Something along the lines of how progressivism, environmentalism, war, civil rights, lgbt, etc. are all just pushed by corporations for the sake of opening up markets or increasing capital, and that all individuals'/activists' interests are entirely manipulated.
It doesn't matter whether it's pro-/anti-capitalist, left/right, whatever.
I know Marx's materialist dialectic and Land's self-perpetuating capital intelligence basically imply this, but something which more specifically discusses the issues above would be better.