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Paperback. Condizione: Fine. First Edition. A Matter of Crime by James Ellroy, et al (ARC) First Edition Signed A Sharp, clean, unread copy. October 1987. Advanced Reading Copy (ARC), precedes the First Edition. Anthology. Previously unpublished stories. Includes an excerpt of the novel The Black Dahlia. Inscribed by James Ellroy on the half-title page to Barry Zeman. Also signed and inscribed by Joyce Harrington; Edgar Winner and fellow Mystery Writers of America board member Joyce Harrington. Matthew J. Bruccoli(Editor) Richard Layman(Editor) (illustratore). BOOK.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good. 2023 OUP hardcover edition. Unread copy in very good condition. Business and Populism analyses the relationship between right wing populism and business with a focus on business responses and strategies in the face of the global populist turn. In the neoliberal era business had become accustomed to favourable economic policy regimes and governance arrangements that facilitated business influence on key policy issues. The rise of populist movements in various parts of the world is widely perceived as a significant challenge to policymaking, mainstream political parties and even to liberal democracy. Yet we know very little about the impact of populism on business, beyond the fact that the anti-elite challenge of populism frequently targets business with policies to restrict globalization, outsourcing, and labour migration whilst at the same time embracing capitalism, low taxes, and deregulated markets. Populists also glory in presenting themselves as authentic representatives of the people, symbolizing this in their demotic language, their rejection of standards of 'polite' society and liberal 'woke' values, including attacking core intermediary institutions such as independent central banks, the judiciary, the civil service, universities and expert knowledge, and a free press central to post-1945 versions of liberal democracy. When faced with these disruptions and the risks they pose for business, how does business respond? Does it choose to support or challenge populists in different countries? This volume advances the debate by providing empirical studies of the impact of right-wing populism on business. Finally, it considers whether populism will continue to be influential and how its success might impact on business strategy and structure. Contents: PART 1. INTRODUCTION Business and Populism: The Political Economy of the 'Odd Couple' by Magnus Feldmann and Glenn Morgan PART 2. COUNTRY STUDIES The Trump Phenomenon and Right-wing Extremism: Is Donald Trump a Populist? by Mark S. Mizruchi and Raul Galan Threats and Opportunities: The Populist Challenge to Business Elites in Trump's Administration by Matthew J. Baltz Brexit, Populism and Business: The Business Elite Loses Control? by Magnus Feldmann and Glenn Morgan Business Responses to Populism in Denmark: Between Loud Voice and Implicit Loyalty by Christian Lyhne Ibsen Italy: Populism and Business in a Stagnant Economy by Davide Vampa Rent-seeking Business Elites and Populism in Poland and Hungary by Miklos Szanyi Business Factions, Populists, and the Social Bloc Perspective: The Case of FDI-led Growth Regimes by Cornel Ban India: Populism, Personalism, and Economic Governance by Andrew Wyatt Technocracy and Populism in the Philippines by Yusuke Takagi Populist 'Order and Progress': Authoritarianism and Loyal Business Elites in Brazil by Heike Doering, Amon Barros, Marcus Gomes, and Caroline Rodrigues Silva PART 3. THEMATIC ANALYSES Right-wing Populism vs. Climate Capitalism: Climate Change Governance Under Scrutiny by Marcus Gomes and Steffen Bohm Business Associations and Right-wing Populism by Daniel Kinderman Populists in Power - the Impact on Interest Representation and Firm-level Nonmarket Strategies by Dorottya Sallai Populism and Trade by Louise Curran and Jappe Eckhardt The Populism of Transnational Plutocrats by Brooke Harrington PART 4. CONCLUSION Populism, Risk and Business: Present and Future Prospects by Magnus Feldmann and Glenn Morgan.…