Billionaire Backlash: The Age of Corporate Scandal and How it Could Save Democracy
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Billionaire Backlash: The Age of Corporate Scandal and How it Could Save Democracy

by Taeku Lee, Pepper Culpepper

Business Politics Sociology Economics
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Billionaire Backlash explores the political and social consequences of corporate scandal in an era of concentrated wealth. Taeku Lee and Pepper Culpepper consider how public backlash against corporate power might move beyond outrage, offering a possible path toward strengthening democracy and renewing accountability.

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Billionaire Backlash examines the relationship between concentrated wealth, corporate power, and public life.

Framed around the age of corporate scandal, the book considers the broader consequences of corporate misconduct and the backlash it can generate.

Taeku Lee and Pepper Culpepper explore how these tensions might create an opportunity to protect and renew democratic institutions.

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