Elgar Encyclopedia of Business and Government
Edited by Matthew Maguire and
Graham K. Wilson
in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing
Abstract:
This authoritative Encyclopedia surveys the scale, variety and quality of contemporary scholarship on the relationships between business and government. Drawing on economics, sociology, business studies and political science, world-renowned scholars explore a wide range of core and cutting-edge topics.
Keywords: Capitalisms; Lobbying; Campaign Contributions And Spending; Social And Governance Impacts Of Business (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2026
ISBN: 9781035307777
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Chapters in this book:
- Ch 1 Artificial intelligence
- Regine Paul
- Ch 2 Audits as assurance in contemporary regulatory governance
- Stefan Renckens and Graeme Auld
- Ch 3 Automation
- Larry Liu
- Ch 4 Business and federal climate change policies in the United States
- David Vogel
- Ch 5 Business and right-wing populism1
- Daniel Kinderman
- Ch 6 Business case for democracy
- Carl Henrik Knutsen
- Ch 7 Business, corruption, and democracy
- Daniel Nyberg
- Ch 8 Business influence in complex global governance
- Maisie Hopkins and Judith Van Erp
- Ch 9 Business lobbying and regulation in the European Union
- David Coen and Alexander Katsaitis
- Ch 10 Business power in Latin America
- Jonas Wolff
- Ch 11 Business representation in the United Kingdom
- Wyn Grant
- Ch 12 Capitalism and corporate power
- John Mikler
- Ch 13 Competition law and capitalism
- Chase Foster
- Ch 14 Cooperatives
- Simon Pek and Morshed Mannan
- Ch 15 Corporate activism
- Laura Olkkonen
- Ch 16 Corporate and white-collar crime
- Justin Rex
- Ch 17 Corporate political activity in Africa
- Tahiru Azaaviele Liedong
- Ch 18 Corporate sense-making and sense-giving of public policies
- Onna Malou van den Broek and Jamie Plaatjes
- Ch 19 Corporate social irresponsibility
- Giulio Nardella
- Ch 20 Corporate tax avoidance
- Thomas Paster
- Ch 21 Corporate trust and trustworthiness
- Michael Hadani
- Ch 22 Cultural foundations of varieties of capitalism
- Cathie Jo Martin
- Ch 23 Employee ownership
- Simon Pek, Lorin Busaan and Mark Clayton Hand
- Ch 24 Environmental governance in China
- Yixian Sun
- Ch 25 Experimentalist governance
- Bernardo Rangoni
- Ch 26 Gig economy
- Andrea M. Herrmann
- Ch 27 Global finance
- Jan Fichtner and Johannes Petry
- Ch 28 Global industry associations
- Karsten Ronit
- Ch 29 Government regulation of racial inequality in the workplace
- Atinuke O. Adediran
- Ch 30 Growth Models
- Herman Mark Schwartz and Bent Sofus Tranøy
- Ch 31 Inequality and redistribution
- Bastian Becker
- Ch 32 Job insecurity
- Sonia Bertolini
- Ch 33 Migration, capitalism and inequality
- James Hampshire
- Ch 34 Moral hazard and public policy
- Kim Pernell
- Ch 35 Multistakeholder initiatives and global governance
- Dirk Ulrich Gilbert
- Ch 36 Oligarchs and state-business relations in Russia
- Stanislav Markus
- Ch 37 Plastics pollution and governance
- Jacob Hasselbalch and Joachim Peter Tilsted
- Ch 38 Platform capitalism
- Michael Kemmerling
- Ch 39 Populism, business and the transformation of network governance
- Glenn Morgan and Magnus Feldmann
- Ch 40 Public-private governance interactions
- Janina Grabs
- Ch 41 Regulatory capture
- Georg Rilinger
- Ch 42 Regulatory shaming
- Sharon Yadin
- Ch 43 The regulatory state
- Eva Heims
- Ch 44 Revolving door
- Ivana V. Katic
- Ch 45 Social movements and activism
- Frank G. A. de Bakker
- Ch 46 Startup capitalism
- Robyn Klingler-Vidra and Ramon Pacheco Pardo
- Ch 47 State-business relations in the green transition
- Caroline Ahler Christesen and Milan Babić
- Ch 48 Structural power of business
- Keren Borenstein-Nativ
- Ch 49 Sustainable finance
- Daniel Mertens and Natascha van der Zwan
- Ch 50 Trade unions as economic and political actors
- Dennie Oude Nijhuis
- Ch 51 Transnational litigation
- Phillip Paiement
- Ch 52 Vocational education and training
- Merve Sancak
- Ch 53 Welfare states
- Robert Henry Cox
- Ch 54 Working time reduction
- Agnieszka Piasna
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