Corporate Sovereignty: Law and Government under Capitalism
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Corporate Sovereignty: Law and Government under Capitalism

by Joshua Barkan

Business Politics Law
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An analysis of how corporations exercise sovereign authority through legal and governmental structures under capitalism.

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Corporate Sovereignty explores the intersection of law, government, and capitalism.

The book analyzes how corporations function as sovereign entities within legal frameworks.

It examines the historical development of corporate power and its implications for governance.

The work considers the relationship between state authority and corporate autonomy.

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