Modern Corporation and American Political Thought: Law, Power, and Ideology

Amendment American liberalism American political antitrust law argued Berle bourgeoisie business corporation Cambridge capitalist charter class domination classical liberalism companies competition conception of corporate conglomerate mergers constitutional corporate autonomy corporate capitalism corporate enterprise corporate individualism corporate liberalism corporate political corporate power corporate reconstruction corporate social responsibility Croly Croly's democracy democratic dimension of corporate directors doctrine Drucker economic efficiency exercise external dimension federal finance function Galbraith global Ibid ideas ideological industrial society influence institutions interests internal issue Justice justify labor laissez-faire laissez-faire liberalism large corporation Law Review legitimacy managerial marketplace Marxist ment merger modern corporation monopoly movement Multinational nomic oligarchy oligopolistic organization pecuniary plutocracy Progressive Era reform regulation regulatory relationships of control revised Roundtable rule Sherman Act significant Sklar socialized democracy stockholders structure Supreme Court technostructure Thorstein Veblen tion traditional twentieth century United University Press Veblen Weyl York