Corporate Power and Responsible Capitalism?: Towards Social Accountability

Resource type
Author/contributor
Title
Corporate Power and Responsible Capitalism?: Towards Social Accountability
Abstract
In this important book, Bryn Jones uses insights from political economy, historical analysis and sociological concepts of the corporation, as a socially disembedded but political actor, to address concerns over the over-reach of Anglo-Saxon corporation KM -- on page 6: "Following Karl Polanyi, I argue that ST/EM firms have outgrown and threaten to dominate, envelop and even undermine, some of the social and political institutions on which a sustainable market economy depends. Any rebalancing of the relationship between corporations and the rest of society must therefore interrogate the nature of the relationship between market organisations, such as firms, and the social institutions to which they are linked.
Publisher
Edward Elgar Publishing
Date
2015-05-29
# of Pages
317
Language
English
ISBN
978-1-78471-728-5
Short Title
Corporate Power and Responsible Capitalism?
Library Catalog
Google Books
Citation
Jones, Bryn. 2015. Corporate Power and Responsible Capitalism?: Towards Social Accountability. Edward Elgar Publishing.
Publication year
Keywords
  • business & economics
  • business ethics
  • business systems
  • corporate governance
  • disembedding
  • executive managed corporations
  • industrial management
  • management
  • management science
  • organizational behavior
  • share-traded corporations
  • social embedding
  • ST/EM corporations

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