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Cambridge Studies in Contentious Politics

Contention and Corporate Social Responsibility

Soule, Sarah A. (Stanford University, California)

Contention and Corporate Social Responsibility

Cambridge Studies in Contentious Politics

Contention and Corporate Social Responsibility

Cambridge Studies in Contentious Politics: Contention and Corporate Social Responsibility

 

This book examines anti-corporate activism in the United States and traces the shift brought about by deregulation and the decline in organized labor, which prompted activists to target corporations directly.

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This book examines anti-corporate activism in the United States and traces the shift brought about by deregulation and the decline in organized labor, which prompted activists to target corporations directly. Soule provides a nuanced understanding of the changing focal points of activism directed at corporations.

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9780521898409
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208
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