Title: The Emperor's New Book
Product review: Many sources say this is an "important" book. It may, indeed, contain some important new ideas. Unfortunately, the authors did not elect to share them with us. The language is simply too dense. Hardt and Negri could have performed a service by explaining their concepts to a wider audience. They chose, instead, to cloak their arguments in impenetrable jargon and ensure they could only be decyphered by those already in possession of a postmodernist code book. Was their decision from arrogance or fear? Make it their loss, not yours. Save your money.
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