GGV Publishing Company, LLC

GGV Publishing Company, LLC Independent publishing company designed to publish non-fiction, fiction, and academic books. Germinal G. He is an economist, and award-winning author. History.

Van is the owner and founder of GGV Publishing Company, LLC. He won the 2021 Best Indie Book Award in Socioeconomic History and Finalist of 2022 of the National Indie Excellence Awards in U.S. He published two dozen books and a dozen academic papers. GGV Publishing Company, LLC is dedicated to advance scholarship by publishing non-fiction, fiction, and academic books in History, Politics, and Econ

omics. Regardless of people's political views, GGV Publishing Company is committed to intellectual diversity. The books to be published in History focus on Political History, Economic History, Social History, and Historical Analysis. In Politics, the books to be published focus on Comparative politics, International Relations, American Politics, Political Philosophy, and Political Opinions & Commentary. In Economics, the books to be published focus on Economic Theory (Microeconomics and Macroeconomics), Applied Economics (practical issues), and Economic Methodology (Mathematical Economics and Econometrics).

Get your copy of The Ultimate Battle: How the 1828 Election Transformed America From an Aristocratic Republic to a Democ...
01/12/2026

Get your copy of The Ultimate Battle: How the 1828 Election Transformed America From an Aristocratic Republic to a Democratic Republic.

It is a book of history that provides a cross-sectional biographical analysis of Presidents John Quincy Adams and Andrew Jackson and the circumstances that surrounded the election of 1828 as well as their impact on that election.
If you love American history, then this book is right up your alley. The link to the book is below:

https://a.co/d/5aaJDFk

GGV Publishing Co. invites submissions from authors passionate about sharing knowledge, research, and real-world insight...
01/05/2026

GGV Publishing Co. invites submissions from authors passionate about sharing knowledge, research, and real-world insights. As a publisher dedicated to advancing thought leadership and academic excellence, GGV Publishing Co. seeks compelling non-fiction, fiction, and scholarly manuscripts that inform, inspire, and influence.

Areas of Interest
* Biography & Memoirs
* Self-Help
* Business, and Finance
* Politics, History, Economics
* Philosophy, Psychology, & Sociology
* Dystopian Fiction, Historical Fiction, Fictionalized Biography

Submission Guidelines
* Manuscripts should be original, unpublished works.
* Submissions may include full manuscripts or detailed proposals with sample chapters.
* Include an author biography, abstract, and target audience description.
* All submissions undergo editorial and peer review to ensure quality and relevance.

Why Publish with GGV Publishing Co.
* Professional editorial and design support
* Global distribution and marketing reach
* Collaborative publishing process
* Commitment to academic integrity and author recognition

How to Submit
Send manuscripts or proposals to [email protected] with the subject line “Manuscript Submission – [Your Book Title]”.
For more information, visit www.ggvpublishingcompany.com.
Share your expertise. Shape the conversation. Publish with GGV Publishing Co.

Written by Germinal G. Van, The Ultimate Battle is set to be released on January 7, 2026. The book will available on Ama...
12/22/2025

Written by Germinal G. Van, The Ultimate Battle is set to be released on January 7, 2026. The book will available on Amazon.com and GGV Publishing’s website. It is a book of history that provides a cross-sectional biographical analysis of Presidents John Quincy Adams and Andrew Jackson and the circumstances that surrounded the election of 1828 as well as their impact on that election.

Abstract:

From 1776, which marked the independence of the United States, to 1828, America was an aristocratic republic. All the presidents who ruled the country between 1776 and 1828 were wealthy landowners and received an aristocratic education. During that period, the nation was governed by a system that combined elements of republicanism with aristocratic influences. While the U.S. Constitution established a republic, a form of government where power resides with the people and is exercised by their elected representatives, the early republic also saw the influence of elites and a degree of deference to those considered more educated and virtuous.

1828 marked a drastic and significant change in American political culture. It was the electoral year that opposed not only two men but two ideological visions for America. It pitted on the one hand, President John Quincy Adams, who embodied the status quo and the preservation of the aristocratic republic, to Andrew Jackson, a former Senator from Tennessee and military general who was adamantly determined to break America free from the elitist culture that the aristocratic republic created, on the other hand.

The Ultimate Battle delves into the lives, political careers, and ideologies of two men who profoundly shaped America, and an election year that everlastingly transformed American politics and society from an aristocratic republic, a society wherein only the elite had the right to vote and pursue happiness by centralizing the power of the federal government, to a democratic republic wherein power is theoretically given back to the states and their people to ascertain democratic principles.

This book tells the uncomfortable truth about the condition of the middle-class, about how government policy put the mid...
09/08/2025

This book tells the uncomfortable truth about the condition of the middle-class, about how government policy put the middle-class at a disadvantage. Government gets to pick winners and losers, especially during times of economic downturns, which harm the middle-class in the long-run. This book tells the raw truth about wealth inequality, and how the government, commercial banks, and credit card companies enslave the middle-class into consumer debt while the wealthy continue to accumulating more wealth thanks to money printing and inflation.

This book is Amazon’s #1 New Release in Free Enterprise and Capitalism category. Order your copy while still in stock.
https://a.co/d/cJwNaLA

Abstract:

The American middle-class is considered the backbone of American society, and more importantly, it is considered the backbone of the American economy. It is a class essentially composed of full-time professionals with college and advanced degrees, trade workers, and small business owners. For a very long time, the American middle-class was arguably the wealthiest middle-class in the world due to a strong purchasing power.

However, over the years, as wealth inequality increased significantly, the American middle-class started to dwindle. And the main reason for the decline and slow death of the American middle-class is crony capitalism—an economic system in which big corporations and government officials mutually benefit from each other by restricting competition and certain aspects of the private sector that impede social mobility. The purpose of this book is then to explain and demonstrate how crony capitalism engineered the slow death of the middle-class and killed the American Dream in the process.

The Death of The American Middle-Class: How Crony Capitalism is Killing “The American Dream” is a book of non-fiction th...
08/22/2025

The Death of The American Middle-Class: How Crony Capitalism is Killing “The American Dream” is a book of non-fiction that addresses economic and sociological issues related to the American middle-class such as income and wealth inequality, government policy, class structure, and how the relationship between government and large corporations undermines upward mobility for the middle-class. The book is available in printed and e-book versions on amazon.com & GGV Publishing website.

Link: https://a.co/d/cJwNaLA

Abstract:

The American middle-class is considered the backbone of American society, and more importantly, it is considered the backbone of the American economy. It is a class essentially composed of full-time professionals with college and advanced degrees, trade workers, and small business owners. For a very long time, the American middle-class was arguably the wealthiest middle-class in the world due to a strong purchasing power.

However, over the years, as wealth inequality increased significantly, the American middle-class started to dwindle. And the main reason for the decline and slow death of the American middle-class is crony capitalism—an economic system in which big corporations and government officials mutually benefit from each other by restricting competition and certain aspects of the private sector that impede social mobility. The purpose of this book is then to explain and demonstrate how crony capitalism engineered the slow death of the middle-class and killed the American Dream in the process.

GGV Publishing is happy to announce the release of our next book entitled The Death of The American Middle-Class: How Cr...
08/21/2025

GGV Publishing is happy to announce the release of our next book entitled The Death of The American Middle-Class: How Crony Capitalism is Killing “The American Dream”. Written by Germinal G. Van, it is a book of non-fiction that addresses economic and sociological issues related to the American middle-class such as income and wealth inequality, government policy, class structure, and how the relationship between government and large corporations undermines upward mobility for the middle-class. The book is available in printed and e-book versions on amazon.com & GGV Publishing website.

Link: https://a.co/d/cJwNaLA

Abstract:

The American middle-class is considered the backbone of American society, and more importantly, it is considered the backbone of the American economy. It is a class essentially composed of full-time professionals with college and advanced degrees, trade workers, and small business owners. For a very long time, the American middle-class was arguably the wealthiest middle-class in the world due to a strong purchasing power.

However, over the years, as wealth inequality increased significantly, the American middle-class started to dwindle. And the main reason for the decline and slow death of the American middle-class is crony capitalism—an economic system in which big corporations and government officials mutually benefit from each other by restricting competition and certain aspects of the private sector that impede social mobility. The purpose of this book is then to explain and demonstrate how crony capitalism engineered the slow death of the middle-class and killed the American Dream in the process.

Why should you read this book? This book provides a historical analysis of the public school system in the United States...
08/07/2025

Why should you read this book? This book provides a historical analysis of the public school system in the United States. It traces its origins back to Europe in the early seventeenth century and how such a model promoted by influential historical figures such as German theologian Martin Luther and Philip Melanchthon, was pushed for a more centralized system of education under the premise that centralizing the education system would empower the state to standardize what society should and shouldn’t learn. During that very same period, education in the United States was decentralized as the country itself was not yet a federation, but an assembly of autonomous and self-governed colonies.

The authors explain how compulsory schooling was brought to the United States, starting in New England governments, especially with the Massachusetts Bay Colony. The authors argue that the centralization of the education system through compulsory schooling has produced sub-optimal outcomes over time such as high dropout and low graduation rates, thus impeding children from low-income background to be more competitive in the labor market than their private-school graduate counterparts. Click the link below to purchase your copy:

https://a.co/d/9q3U9RA

I’m very thrilled to announce that my next book, titled “The Death of the American Middle-Class: How Crony Capitalism is...
08/03/2025

I’m very thrilled to announce that my next book, titled “The Death of the American Middle-Class: How Crony Capitalism is Killing “The American Dream”. This book will be released on August 21st, 2025. It addresses economic and sociological issues related to the American middle-class such as income and wealth inequality, government policy, class structure, and how the relationship between government and large corporations undermines upward mobility for the middle-class. The book will be available in printed and e-book versions

Abstract:

The American middle-class is considered the backbone of American society, and more importantly, it is considered the backbone of the American economy. It is a class essentially composed of full-time professionals with college and advanced degrees, trade workers, and small business owners. For a very long time, the American middle-class was arguably the wealthiest middle-class in the world due to a strong purchasing power.

However, over the years, as wealth inequality increased significantly, the American middle-class started to dwindle. And the main reason for the decline and slow death of the American middle-class is crony capitalism—an economic system in which big corporations and government officials mutually benefit from each other by restricting competition and certain aspects of the private sector that impede social mobility. The purpose of this book is then to explain and demonstrate how crony capitalism engineered the slow death of the middle-class and killed the American Dream in the process.

GGV Publishing is happy to announce that the release of our next book entitled “The Death of The American Middle-Class: ...
08/03/2025

GGV Publishing is happy to announce that the release of our next book entitled “The Death of The American Middle-Class: How Crony Capitalism is Killing “American Dream”” is set to be released on August 21, 2025. Written by Germinal G. Van, It is a book of non-fiction that addresses economic and sociological issues related to the American middle-class such as income and wealth inequality, government policy, class structure, and how the relationship between government and large corporations undermines upward mobility for the middle-class. The book will be available in printed and e-book versions

Abstract:

The American middle-class is considered the backbone of American society, and more importantly, it is considered the backbone of the American economy. It is a class essentially composed of full-time professionals with college and advanced degrees, trade workers, and small business owners. For a very long time, the American middle-class was arguably the wealthiest middle-class in the world due to a strong purchasing power.

However, over the years, as wealth inequality increased significantly, the American middle-class started to dwindle. And the main reason for the decline and slow death of the American middle-class is crony capitalism—an economic system in which big corporations and government officials mutually benefit from each other by restricting competition and certain aspects of the private sector that impede social mobility. The purpose of this book is then to explain and demonstrate how crony capitalism engineered the slow death of the middle-class and killed the American Dream in the process.

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