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File Size: 19250 KB

Print Length: 464 pages

Publisher: Simon & Schuster; Reprint edition (March 1, 2016)

Publication Date: March 1, 2016

Sold by: Simon and Schuster Digital Sales Inc

Language: English

ASIN: B010MHAHV2

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Author seems to use secondary sources for her book: newspaper articles and other authors; work. She divides the book into periods but many of them overlap so the reader never gets a real understanding of what Bechtel was doing when. The author has an agenda in coloring Bechtel in the most unfavorable light: this corporate behemoth was bad because it was big. Little credit is given for the corporation's undertaking during the period of the Cold War when the US as a whole and in a bipartisan way was fighting Communism and when the CIA's actions were necessary. The most interesting part of the book and less biased part is the description of the corporation's early history and the founder's early endeavors.

I'll start by first saying that the book itself is enjoyable as Bechtel does keep a very low profile and is clearly a major player in this country's history at least as it pertains to construction.Where I have to slap the author down is in her many implications she makes whereby the tail is wagging the dog. Iraq War.... because Bechtel wanted rebuilding contracts. Tolerating Saddam in the 80s... because Bechtel wanted to build a pipeline. The list goes on, but long story short the author goes to great lengths to imply Bechtel is some sort of Machiavellian puppet master behind the scenes without flat out saying it. It's lying without lying and implying conclusions on an extremely thin basis.The author would've had a great book just telling the story of Bechtel. Her many implications of malevolent profiteering at the expense of the country rather than just a company selling its country the goods and services policy makers at the time wanted smack of yellow journalism.

While heavily researched, the author had a very clear anti-Bechtel bias, and focused on the items that reinforced that, and minimized other issues. The hyperbole style detracts from the message.

Not easy writing a book about a behemoth corporation that is family controlled and a closed book culture. If you think you know Bechtel, you don't. Ms Denton has an octopus far bigger than anyone imagines and she does a good job of getting her journalistic arms around this vast story. Anyone interested in the intertwining relationship between corporate America and government (on all levels state as well as federal) will find rich reading. "I never realized"...." I didn't know that" are frequent reactions even if you thought you knew.

if your into building in America,and rest of world.This company built many important structures,roads,dams,etc, etc.all over the world and USA.a must read

Very good book.........you learn much about american politic.

An in depth exposition of how business and government have colluded to exploit other countries. Denton does a particularly good job connecting the dots between Bechtel and the deep state.

This is a truly fascinating story about how a company with a household name in the construction industry has survived almost a century with family members running it while amassing billions for doing things that the political elites in both parties wanted done around the world.

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