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Article: Greed, Inc.: Why Corporations Rule Our World ...
Reference & Research Book News;  February 1, 2006 ;     471 words ...0887621767 Greed, Inc.; why corporations rule our world and why we let it happen. Rowland, Wade. Thomas Allen Publishers 2005 232 pages $36.95 Hardcover HF5387 At the ...

Article: When Corporations Rule the World.
The Nation;  February 5, 1996 ;     700+ words ... ... Like a guru to the guilty, David Korten in When Corporations Rule the World offers redemption from the corporate ... an analysis riddled with inconsistencies, When Corporations Rule the World provides a good overview of the state ...

When Corporations Rule the World. (book reviews)
International Journal of Comparative Sociology;  June 1, 1997 ;     700+ words ... ... precipice before Saddam gets his hydrogen-bombs and machines with which to loft them into London and New York. When Corporations Rule the World advocates drearily tame alternatives: live simply, trade locally, stay out of stock-markets, get to know ...

Article: When corporations rule the world: an interview with ...
Multinational Monitor;  January 1, 1996 ;     700+ words ... ... International Development before breaking with the official foreign aid system. He is author of the recently published When Corporations Rule the World, as well as numerous other books. Multinational Monitor: What do you mean when you write, "Corporate institutions ...

Article: When Corporations Rule the World
Supply Management;  January 1, 1998 ;     499 words ...When Corporations Rule the World Authors: David C. Korten Publisher: Kumarian Press & BerretKoehler Publishers Korten's book examines the consequences ...

Article: Corporations rule the world.
Windspeaker;  June 1, 1997 ;     700+ words ...Older political studies tend to separate the study of private corporations from the study of governments, defining the latter as public or civic organizations which are not "owned" by private individuals (except in the case of royal dynasties controlled by a given family group.) But the difference

Article: When corporations rule the world.
New Internationalist;  January 1, 1996 ;     693 words ...Hitting the nail smack on its head is a rare ability -- and David C Korten has got it. With one simple observation he disables the argument that equates free-market economics with democracy: `In a political democracy, each person gets the vote. In the market, one dollar is one vote, and you get as