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100 1 Hoopes, James,|d1944-|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/
names/n81147524
245 10 Corporate Dreams :|bBig Business in American Democracy
from the Great Depression to the Great Recession.
264 1 Piscataway :|bRutgers University Press,|c2011.
300 1 online resource (249 pages)
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504 Includes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 Acknowledgments; Introduction; Part I -- The Corporate
American Dream at Its Height and in Its Origins; Chapter 1
-- The Corporate American Dream; Chapter 2 -- Corporate
and National Character; Chapter 3 -- From Public Purpose
to Private Profit; Chapter 4 -- Corporations as Enemies of
the Free Market; Part II -- Corporate Failure and
Government Fix; Chapter 5 -- Corporate Crashes; Chapter 6
-- Managers versus Markets; Chapter 7 -- Corporations Blow
Their Chance to End the Depression; Chapter 8 --
Roosevelt's Confused Anticorporatism; Part III -- The
Corporation Strikes Back.
505 8 Chapter 9 -- The Right to ManageChapter 10 -- Corporations
Recover Their Moral Authority; Chapter 11 -- Killing the
Unions Softly; Chapter 12 -- Creating Reagan and His
Voters; Part IV -- What Manner of Man(ager)?; Chapter 13 -
- Masking the Arrogance of Power; Chapter 14 --
Responsibility versus Profit at General Motors; Chapter 15
-- Critics of Managerial Character; Chapter 16 -- JFK's
Pyrrhic Victory over U.S. Steel; Part V -- The Corporation
in the Wilderness Again; Chapter 17 -- McNamara and the
Staffers; Chapter 18 -- The False Confidence of the
Anticorporatists.
505 8 Chapter 19 -- Corporate America Loses World
SupremacyChapter 20 -- Laying the Groundwork for the
Corporation's Cultural Comeback; Part VI -- Leadership;
Chapter 21 -- Managing by Values; Chapter 22 -- Creating
the Concept of Corporate Culture; Chapter 23 -- Inventing
the Leadership Development Industry; Chapter 24 -- Reagan
Aids Corporations by Bashing Government; Part VII --
Entrepreneurship; Chapter 25 -- Supply-Siders versus the
Big Corporation; Chapter 26 -- Reengineering the
Corporation; Chapter 27 -- George W. Bush, Enron, and the
Great Recession.
505 8 Chapter 28 -- Can the Corporate American Dream Be
Saved?Notes; Index; About the Author.
520 In Corporate Dreams, James Hoopes combines a historian &
rsquo;s careful eye with an insider & rsquo;s perspective
on the business world. This provocative volume tracks
changes in government economic policy, changes in public
attitudes toward big business, and changes in how
corporate executives view themselves. Whether examining
the rise of Leadership Development programs or recounting
JFK & rsquo;s Pyrrhic victory over U.S. Steel, Hoopes
tells a compelling story of how America lost its way,
ceding authority to the policies and values of corporate
culture.
588 0 Print version record.
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776 08 |iPrint version:|aHoopes, James.|tCorporate Dreams : Big
Business in American Democracy from the Great Depression
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