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Author Røyrvik, Emil A.

Title The allure of capitalism : an ethnography of management and the global economy in crisis / by Emil A. Røyrvik.

Publication Info. New York : Berghahn Books, 2011.

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Description 1 online resource (xv, 284 pages) : illustrations
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Bibliography Includes bibliographical references (pages 261-273) and index.
Summary This is an extraordinary book, huge in every way, one man's personal synthesis of the world we live in, as seen through his own experience of Norway's largest business corporation and much much more. The book and the author have a lot going for them. There are few in-depth anthropological studies of global corporations. Scandinavian anthropology is enjoying a boom and this is reflected in the present study. The author is ... open to a very wide range of philosophy, critique, journalism, anthropology, and social science. Keith Hart, University of London. [T]his book is a gem. I like it very m.
Contents Situating "global corporate management" -- Managing in the middle kingdom : three investment projects in China -- Presencing projects : a social reality of construction -- High finance and contemporary crisis capitalism -- The turn to enchantment : investing in projects -- Wagging the dog : the financialization of sociality -- Money manager capitalism and reverse redistribution -- In good company? -- Directors and directions of creation -- Managing in a total context of crisis.
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Subject Economic policy.
Economic policy.
Industrial management.
Industrial management.
International finance.
International finance.
Financial crises.
Financial crises.
Genre/Form Electronic books.
Other Form: Print version: 9786613326423
ISBN 9780857451866 (electronic book)
0857451863 (electronic book)
9780857451859
0857451855
1782380655
9781782380658
Standard No. 9786613326423