'Kochland: The Secret History of Koch Industries and Corporate Power in America' is an in-depth investigation into the enigmatic Koch Industries, one of the largest private corporations in the world. Authored by Christopher Leonard, the book reveals the hidden mechanisms and the unrelenting rise to power of a company that has injected itself into nearly every aspect of American life, from agriculture to financial markets. With meticulous research over seven years, Leonard uncovers the strategies of CEO Charles Koch, who, along with his brother David, have amassed wealth that rivals that of Bill Gates through a devotion to free-market ideologies and a ruthless business ethic. 'Kochland' also examines the broader influences the company has had on American society, including union busting, income inequality, political lobbying, and environmental policies. This investigative narrative is crucial to understanding the forces that have shaped the modern American economy and political landscape.