The Economy as a System of Power
Subtitle: Corporate Powers
Edition: First edition.
Publisher: Taylor and Francis
Published: 2017
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 287
ISBN-13: 9781315131870
Subjects: Institutional economics; Power (Social sciences); Corporations; Industries; Social aspects; International economic relations; Economic conditions; Stock companies; Institutionnalisme; Pouvoir (Sciences sociales); Sociétés; Conditions économiques; Economic history
Description: "First published in 1979. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis."--Provided by publisher.
Table of contents: title: Part Part 1: The Economy as a System of Power; title: chapter Introduction; title: chapter Economics: Allocation or Valuation; title: chapter The Latin American 'Structuralists' and the Institutionalists: Convergence in Development Theory; title: chapter Power and Illusion in the Marketplace: Institutions and Technology; title: chapter What is Distinctive About Contemporary Capitalism; title: chapter The Impact of Economics on Technology; title: chapter The Institutional Basis of an Agricultural Market Economy; title: part Part 2: The Corporate System; title: chapter Introduction; title: chapter The Problems and Prospects of Collective Capitalism; title: chapter The Rise of the Corporate State in America; title: chapter Market Structure and Interfirm Integration in the Petroleum Industry; title: chapter Comments on 'Market Structure and Interfirm Integration; title: chapter Organizational Structure, Technological; title: part Part 3: Power and the Interrelations Between Legal and Economic Processes; title: chapter Introduction; title: chapter Study of Relationships Between Economic and Political Systems?; title: chapter Contract Law, the Free Market, and State Intervention: A Jurisprudential Perspective; title: chapter Lord Mansfield and the Law Merchant: Law and Economics in the Eighteenth Century; title: chapter Bargain and Contract Theory in Law and Economics; title: chapter Legal Foundations of the Corporate State; title: chapter Comments on 'Legal Foundations of the Corporate State'; title: chapter Corporate Foundations of Law and the State; title: chapter Technology, Ideology, and the State in Economic Development; title: chapter John R. Commons's Legal Economic Theory; title: chapter Commons and Clark on Law and Economics; title: chapter Property and Economic Power as Issues in Institutional Economics; title: chapter Law and Economics; title: chapter Copyright, Conflict, and a Theory of Property Rights; title: chapter Review of Randall Bartlett, Economic Foundations of PoliticalPower.