Timothy Kuhn is Professor in the Department of Communication at the University of Colorado, Boulder.

"The book introduces a novel lens for examining firms as communicative and political entities. Kuhn’s approach departs from dominant economic and strategic management theories of the firm, which often assume coherent firm objectives or focus on structural features such as inputs, contracts, and resources. By foregrounding communication and authority, Kuhn offers a more fluid, dynamic, and sociopolitical account of organizational purpose", Administrative Science Quarterly.

• Introduction1. New Forms of Value Generation under Communicative Capitalism2. Why an Alternative Theory of the Firm?3. Assembling an Analytical Apparatus: CCO Encounters Deleuzian New Materialism4. A Communicative Theory of the Firm5. Boundarying: Inclusion and Exclusion in Dynamic Capability (Re)Development6. Branding: Hindering Heterarchy in a Startup Accelerator7. Binding: Collective Atomization and B Corps8. A New Future for the Theory of the Firm

Timothy Kuhn is Professor in the Department of Communication at the University of Colorado, Boulder.

"The book introduces a novel lens for examining firms as communicative and political entities. Kuhn’s approach departs from dominant economic and strategic management theories of the firm, which often assume coherent firm objectives or focus on structural features such as inputs, contracts, and resources. By foregrounding communication and authority, Kuhn offers a more fluid, dynamic, and sociopolitical account of organizational purpose", Administrative Science Quarterly.

• Introduction1. New Forms of Value Generation under Communicative Capitalism2. Why an Alternative Theory of the Firm?3. Assembling an Analytical Apparatus: CCO Encounters Deleuzian New Materialism4. A Communicative Theory of the Firm5. Boundarying: Inclusion and Exclusion in Dynamic Capability (Re)Development6. Branding: Hindering Heterarchy in a Startup Accelerator7. Binding: Collective Atomization and B Corps8. A New Future for the Theory of the Firm

Timothy Kuhn is Professor in the Department of Communication at the University of Colorado, Boulder.

"The book introduces a novel lens for examining firms as communicative and political entities. Kuhn’s approach departs from dominant economic and strategic management theories of the firm, which often assume coherent firm objectives or focus on structural features such as inputs, contracts, and resources. By foregrounding communication and authority, Kuhn offers a more fluid, dynamic, and sociopolitical account of organizational purpose", Administrative Science Quarterly.

• Introduction1. New Forms of Value Generation under Communicative Capitalism2. Why an Alternative Theory of the Firm?3. Assembling an Analytical Apparatus: CCO Encounters Deleuzian New Materialism4. A Communicative Theory of the Firm5. Boundarying: Inclusion and Exclusion in Dynamic Capability (Re)Development6. Branding: Hindering Heterarchy in a Startup Accelerator7. Binding: Collective Atomization and B Corps8. A New Future for the Theory of the Firm