Market Capitalism and Social Responsibility

Won-Yong Oh

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Abstract: This book examines how accelerating social, technological and environmental disruptions are reshaping the institutional foundations of modern capitalism. Won-Yong Oh explores how, in the context of eroding social trust, shifting demographic structures and deepening climate instability, corporations face growing pressure to reconcile profit‑seeking with broader responsibilities to society.

Keywords: Corporate Social Responsibility; Inequality; Ethical Dilemma; Intergenerational Justice; Stakeholder Capitalism; Governance (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2026
ISBN: 9781049409207
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Market imperfections and government failures

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Ch 2 Financial system and ethical challenges

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Ch 3 Global trade and economic order

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Ch 4 Inequality and social trust

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Ch 5 Erosion of social capital and the crisis of democracy

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Ch 6 Population aging and shrinking society

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Ch 7 Corporate social responsibility

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Ch 8 Corporate governance and power

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Ch 9 Industries of contested value

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Ch 10 Artificial Intelligence and the end of work

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Ch 11 Climate crisis and energy transition

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Ch 12 Future generations

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