What Do Corporations Want?: Communicative Capitalism, Corporate Purpose, and a New Theory of the Firm
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What Do Corporations Want?: Communicative Capitalism, Corporate Purpose, and a New Theory of the Firm

by Timothy Kuhn

Business Economics communication studies Corporate Theory
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What Do Corporations Want? investigates the relationship between communicative capitalism, corporate purpose, and the nature of the firm. Timothy Kuhn offers a theory-driven perspective for readers seeking to understand corporations through communication, organizational studies, business, and economic thought.

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What Do Corporations Want? explores corporations through the interconnected ideas of communicative capitalism, corporate purpose, and organizational theory.

Timothy Kuhn considers how communication shapes understandings of corporations and their goals.

The book presents a new theory of the firm, offering a framework for thinking about corporate purpose and corporate activity.

It is suited to readers interested in business, management, communication, and contemporary economic thought.

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