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Explore national and international
inequalities in wealth and power
through this analysis of contemporary and historical events and
trends. Informative tables and graphics
provide supporting data that guide the reader toward a heightened
understanding of growing corporate power as well as the forces coming
together to resist it. Neoliberalism, dependency, civil
society, and social capital are among the many concepts
examined in this book. 417pp.
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Publisher's link:
Prometheus Books.
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Political and Military Sociology.
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