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Author Dreiling, Michael C., author.

Title Agents of neoliberal globalization : corporate networks, state structures, and trade policy / Michael C. Dreiling, University of Oregon, Derek Darves, Independent Scholar.

Publication Info. New York, NY : Cambridge University Press, 2016.

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Description 1 online resource
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references.
Contents Cover ; Half-title page; Title page; Copyright page; Dedication; Contents; List of Figures; List of Tables ; Acknowledgments; Common Abbreviations; 1 Introduction; Neoliberalism, Trade Expansion, and Class Agency; Imagining a Globalized World; Where Corporate Networks Meet the State: An Anecdote and a Beginning; Who Rules? A Relational Inquiry; Data and Analysis, in Brief; Outline of Chapters; 2 Corporate Political Unity and Class Agency; Sources of Intercorporate Unity ; When Corporations Are Not a Class: The Atomistic Perspective
Emergence of a Structural Perspective on Corporate Control: Board InterlocksThe Network Approach to Class Cohesion; Shifting Conditions of Class Cohesion: Looking for Unity in the Wrong Places; An Expanded Conceptualization of ClassAgency ; Two Broad Conditions for Class and Class Agency; Contingent Class and State Relations; Summary Model; 3 A Critical Sociology of US Trade Policy; Corporations and American Trade Policy; Trade Politics after the RTAA; Why the Decline in Protectionism in the 1970s? Theoretical Limits of Trade Policy Research
Trade Interests and Corporate Political Activism: Company or Class?Models of Corporate Political Action in Trade Policy Research; Discussion and Hypotheses; Class-Cohesion Sources of Corporate Political Activism; 4 Forging a Neoliberal Trade Policy Network, 1967-1994; Historical Conjuncture, Institutional Change, and Class Agency; Global Institutions and American Trade Policy: The Cusp of a New Economic Era; Mobilizing to Liberate Trade and Finance: The Emergency Committee for American Trade; Internationalists Take Stride: Setting the Trade Agenda and Liberating the Dollar
Transforming the State: Lobbying for the 1974 Trade ActRise of the Roundtable: Moderates on the Ropes; Consolidating a Neoliberal Trade Policy Network, 1983-1994; A Neoliberal Trade Policy Network: Defending the North American Free Trade Agreement; The State Captain Intercorporate Network; China PNTR and Beyond; Discussion: The Corporate Neoliberal Policy Network; 5 Inside the State: Corporate Participation in Trade Policy; Fortune and Forbes 500 (FF500) Company-Level Analyses; Statistical Methods: Firm-Level Models; Participation in Trade Advisory Committees
Participation in Temporary Political AlliancesParticipation in Congressional Testimony; Contrasting Corporate Political Networks; Another Glance at the Business Roundtable; Discussion; 6 Fusing Class Agency to a State Trade Policy Apparatus; Measuring Corporate Unity: Dyads; Statistical Methods: Dyadic Models; Dependent Variables; Organizational Predictors; Network Variables; Corporate Trade Activism in the Executive Branch: Modeling Corporate Unity in Trade Advisory Committees (TACs); Corporate Trade Activism in the Public Sphere: Corporate Unity in the Trade Policy Alliances
Summary Through historical narrative, this book explains how neoliberal globalization was actively constructed over decades by both state and class actors.
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Subject Corporations, American -- Political aspects.
Corporations -- Political activity -- United States.
Neoliberalism -- United States.
United States -- Commerce.
United States -- Foreign economic relations.
United States -- Economic policy.
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS -- International -- Economics.
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS -- International -- General.
Commerce
Corporations -- Political activity
Economic policy
International economic relations
Neoliberalism
United States
Added Author Darves, Derek, author.
Other Form: Print version: Dreiling, Michael C. Agents of neoliberal globalization. New York, NY : Cambridge University Press, 2016 9781107133969 (DLC) 2016026288 (OCoLC)953981156
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