Abstract
Introducing Government-Business Relations attempts to make some sense of government-business relations by presenting a number of works which cover the major ideas in the field at an appropriate level for undergraduate and postgraduate courses. The structure of this text is designed to give undergraduate students a comprehensive introduction to the complexities inherent in the study of government-business relations.
Topics included:
- Introduction to the fundamental concepts
- Business and government in response to globalisation
- Four common political ideologies
- The distribution of power in society and three key theories of pluralism, corporatism and elitism
- The complexities of the public/private mix and challenges of regulating transnational corporations
- Business power, industry policy and government approaches to ‘steering’ domestic industries
- Models of government-business relations in Sweden, Germany and Japan
Topics included:
- Introduction to the fundamental concepts
- Business and government in response to globalisation
- Four common political ideologies
- The distribution of power in society and three key theories of pluralism, corporatism and elitism
- The complexities of the public/private mix and challenges of regulating transnational corporations
- Business power, industry policy and government approaches to ‘steering’ domestic industries
- Models of government-business relations in Sweden, Germany and Japan
Original language | English |
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Place of Publication | Australia |
Publisher | Pearson |
Number of pages | 466 |
Edition | Second |
ISBN (Electronic) | 9781442562356 |
Publication status | Published - 11 Jan 2012 |