The history of the modern corporation is the history of institutional change and of the corporation s attempt to influence and respond to that change. In this book, Harland Prechel supplies a multilayered analysis of the development of big business from the 1880s to the 1990s. Prechel s approach is to draw linkages between the micro (individual managers), meso (corporate), and macro (institutional) levels of behavior and change. This multilayered analysis allows Prechel to expose the connections and also the inherent irrationalities between each layer of decision making.
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Recent scholarship on comparative corporate governance has produced a puzzle. While Berle and Means ...
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Corporate business today has become instrumental component of our economy and our society as a whole...
This article traces the evolution of the modern corporation from the American Civil War to the prese...
The modern corporation did not reach its present position of importance in economic and social fact ...
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During the five decades after Berle and Means published The Modern Corporation and Private Property ...
Any discussion of trends and developments in modem corporation legislation must assume some understa...
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Over the course of the twentieth century the popular perception of America's giant corporations has ...
During the twentieth century, the scope of the responsibility of the Chief Executive Officers (CEOs)...
Few would deny that the U.S. economy is today dominated by huge corporations. Much recent writing ha...
The corporate form and its capacity for agency is recognized in political theory, but not adequately...
SSRN papers, 8 p.From the early decades of the twentieth century, a dominant characteristic of the m...
Recent scholarship on comparative corporate governance has produced a puzzle. While Berle and Means ...
This Article presents new evidence on the evolution of the business corporation in America and on th...
Corporate business today has become instrumental component of our economy and our society as a whole...
This article traces the evolution of the modern corporation from the American Civil War to the prese...
The modern corporation did not reach its present position of importance in economic and social fact ...
The past shapes the present and plays into the future. Business History provides an overview of the ...
During the five decades after Berle and Means published The Modern Corporation and Private Property ...
Any discussion of trends and developments in modem corporation legislation must assume some understa...
How and why have American middle-class attitudes toward big business varied since the rise of the l...
This study was an examination of businesses that became big businesses in the United States during t...
Over the course of the twentieth century the popular perception of America's giant corporations has ...
During the twentieth century, the scope of the responsibility of the Chief Executive Officers (CEOs)...
Few would deny that the U.S. economy is today dominated by huge corporations. Much recent writing ha...
The corporate form and its capacity for agency is recognized in political theory, but not adequately...
SSRN papers, 8 p.From the early decades of the twentieth century, a dominant characteristic of the m...
Recent scholarship on comparative corporate governance has produced a puzzle. While Berle and Means ...