Joel Bakan is Professor of Law at the University of British Columbia, author of The New Corporation and a filmmaker. Andreas Chatzidakis is Professor of Marketing and Consumer Culture at Royal Holloway University of London and co-author of The Care Manifesto.Jo Littler is Professor of Cultural, Media and Social Analysis at Goldsmiths, University of London and co-author of The Care Manifesto.

'The Moralizing Corporation is a brilliant collection, calling for a renewed progressive politics that is as sceptical of purported ‘enlightened’ capitalism as it is of today’s revanchist variety.' Toby Miller, Instituto Tecnológico de Monterrey

• Foreword – Carl Rhodes1. Introduction – Joel Bakan, Andreas Chatzidakis, Jo LittlerPart I: Origins and Contradictions2. ‘Caring’ Companies in Uncaring Times – Joel Bakan3. From Carewashing To Care-Stripping: Corporate Branding and the Commodification of Care in an Era of Authoritarian Capitalism – Andreas Chatzidakis and Jo Littler4. Law’s Spin Cycle: Where’s Justice After Carewashing? - Grietje (River) BaarsPart II: Case Studies5. Bono and Geldof: Mobilising a Philanthro-Capitalist Identity Politics – Alan Bradshaw6. Selling Apartheid Artifacts for ‘Societal Healing’ – Lisa Ann Richey7. The Corporatisation of Care Homes and Nurseries in London – Sara Farris and Robert DeakinPart III: Politics and Alternatives8. Corporations and Fascist Carewashing – Rohit Varman9. Carewashing and the Limits of Liberal Care – Marianna Fotaki10. Beyond Carewashing: Towards Alternative Business – Martin ParkerAfterword: Neoliberalism is Dead. Long Live Neoliberalism – Bobby Banerjee

Joel Bakan is Professor of Law at the University of British Columbia, author of The New Corporation and a filmmaker. Andreas Chatzidakis is Professor of Marketing and Consumer Culture at Royal Holloway University of London and co-author of The Care Manifesto.Jo Littler is Professor of Cultural, Media and Social Analysis at Goldsmiths, University of London and co-author of The Care Manifesto.

'The Moralizing Corporation is a brilliant collection, calling for a renewed progressive politics that is as sceptical of purported ‘enlightened’ capitalism as it is of today’s revanchist variety.' Toby Miller, Instituto Tecnológico de Monterrey

• Foreword – Carl Rhodes1. Introduction – Joel Bakan, Andreas Chatzidakis, Jo LittlerPart I: Origins and Contradictions2. ‘Caring’ Companies in Uncaring Times – Joel Bakan3. From Carewashing To Care-Stripping: Corporate Branding and the Commodification of Care in an Era of Authoritarian Capitalism – Andreas Chatzidakis and Jo Littler4. Law’s Spin Cycle: Where’s Justice After Carewashing? - Grietje (River) BaarsPart II: Case Studies5. Bono and Geldof: Mobilising a Philanthro-Capitalist Identity Politics – Alan Bradshaw6. Selling Apartheid Artifacts for ‘Societal Healing’ – Lisa Ann Richey7. The Corporatisation of Care Homes and Nurseries in London – Sara Farris and Robert DeakinPart III: Politics and Alternatives8. Corporations and Fascist Carewashing – Rohit Varman9. Carewashing and the Limits of Liberal Care – Marianna Fotaki10. Beyond Carewashing: Towards Alternative Business – Martin ParkerAfterword: Neoliberalism is Dead. Long Live Neoliberalism – Bobby Banerjee

Joel Bakan is Professor of Law at the University of British Columbia, author of The New Corporation and a filmmaker. Andreas Chatzidakis is Professor of Marketing and Consumer Culture at Royal Holloway University of London and co-author of The Care Manifesto.Jo Littler is Professor of Cultural, Media and Social Analysis at Goldsmiths, University of London and co-author of The Care Manifesto.

'The Moralizing Corporation is a brilliant collection, calling for a renewed progressive politics that is as sceptical of purported ‘enlightened’ capitalism as it is of today’s revanchist variety.' Toby Miller, Instituto Tecnológico de Monterrey

• Foreword – Carl Rhodes1. Introduction – Joel Bakan, Andreas Chatzidakis, Jo LittlerPart I: Origins and Contradictions2. ‘Caring’ Companies in Uncaring Times – Joel Bakan3. From Carewashing To Care-Stripping: Corporate Branding and the Commodification of Care in an Era of Authoritarian Capitalism – Andreas Chatzidakis and Jo Littler4. Law’s Spin Cycle: Where’s Justice After Carewashing? - Grietje (River) BaarsPart II: Case Studies5. Bono and Geldof: Mobilising a Philanthro-Capitalist Identity Politics – Alan Bradshaw6. Selling Apartheid Artifacts for ‘Societal Healing’ – Lisa Ann Richey7. The Corporatisation of Care Homes and Nurseries in London – Sara Farris and Robert DeakinPart III: Politics and Alternatives8. Corporations and Fascist Carewashing – Rohit Varman9. Carewashing and the Limits of Liberal Care – Marianna Fotaki10. Beyond Carewashing: Towards Alternative Business – Martin ParkerAfterword: Neoliberalism is Dead. Long Live Neoliberalism – Bobby Banerjee