Corporate Power and the Politics of Change
ECGIOver the past decade, corporations have moved beyond business to become influential political actors, shaping debates on climate, civil rights, ESG, and stakeholder governance. Corporate Power and the Politics of Change, an ECGI podcast series accompanying my Cambridge University Press book, features conversations with leading scholars exploring the growing role of corporations in politics, govern... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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What is a corporation? Where is it? Whom does it serve? And who, in the end, governs it? These are not abstract philosophical puzzles — they are the questions on which the entire architecture of corporate rights and accountability rests. Elizabeth Po... more
Corporate America spent a decade becoming an activist. It took sides on guns, climate, race, and voting rights. Some of it produced real change — the partial repeal of North Carolina's bathroom bill, the congressional ban on mandatory arbitration for... more
Citigroup imposes gun purchase rules stricter than most state laws. Disney fights the Florida governor over legislation. Corporations, for a decade, decided they had something to say about politics. But something else has been happening in the opposi... more
What if decades of debate about capitalism have been conducted at the wrong level? Most critiques of markets focus on outcomes, inequality, environmental damage, stagnant wages, and most reform proposals reach for public law to fix them. Katharina Pi... more
For a moment in the 2010s, the stars seemed aligned. BlackRock, managing over $14 trillion in assets, was telling every major CEO on the planet that climate was an existential risk and corporations had to act. The Business Roundtable declared that sh... more
Companies that dismantled their DEI commitments after the 2024 election believed they were managing risk. Veronica Root Martinez argues they were doing the opposite. The rapid retreat from DEI — executive order compliance, scrubbed disclosures, rever... more
Delaware courts have written that shareholders are the only corporate constituency whose interests are an endrather than merely an instrument of the corporate form. Taken literally, that sounds almost sociopathic — as if the law instructs boards to t... more
For decades, the shareholder proposal has been the primary channel through which investors can signal their priorities tocorporate management. It doesn't force anyone to do anything — but it creates a public record, produces a vote, and in practice c... more
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