SOC 203 Chapter Notes - Chapter 2: Byrsonima Crassifolia, Neoliberalism, Capital Accumulation

• School: Ryerson University
• Department: Sociology
• Course: SOC 203
• Professor: Margaret Reid

Document Summary

Corporate power is not wielded by a monolithic elite inheres in specify agents controlling capital concentration and ows at the higher reaches of the canadian economy, family capitalism has not succumbed to the technocratic rationality of the managerial revolution. Nancial sector dominated by universal banks but to increase involvement of institutional investors in equity markets. Calgary &vancouver we can safely say that the last quarter of the twentieth century witnessed no bleeding of canadian and american corporate elites, at least not via interlocking directorships. Corporations rely increasingly on networked business processes which schiller and masco identify with the coming of cybercapitalism. The changing perspectives of canadian corporations with major stakes in the. American economy raise the issue of corporate nationality a question made more salient with the advent of north american free trade. Nancial institution on one side of the relationship and that terminate in europe or the us.