Michel Aglietta, Professor of Economics, University of Paris-X, Scientific Advisor, CEPII and Member, Institut Universitaire de France and Antoine Rebérioux, Associate Professor of Economics, University of Paris-X, France

‘Corporate Governance Adrift is a challenging book . . . the authors have succeeded in creating a work that is consistently fascinating and an argument that is lucid and gripping without ever compromising its intellectual weight.'

• Contents: Foreword 1. Finance-led Capitalism: An Inventory 2. A Critique of the Foundations of Shareholder Value 3. The Convergence of the European Model in Question 4. Corporate Governance Regimes 5. Accounting, Finance and the Firm 6. The Logics of Finance 7. Financial Crises and the Economic Cycle 8. Reinterpreting the Financial Scandals of the Enron Era 9. In Favour of Economic Democracy Bibliography Index

Michel Aglietta, Professor of Economics, University of Paris-X, Scientific Advisor, CEPII and Member, Institut Universitaire de France and Antoine Rebérioux, Associate Professor of Economics, University of Paris-X, France

‘Corporate Governance Adrift is a challenging book . . . the authors have succeeded in creating a work that is consistently fascinating and an argument that is lucid and gripping without ever compromising its intellectual weight.'

• Contents: Foreword 1. Finance-led Capitalism: An Inventory 2. A Critique of the Foundations of Shareholder Value 3. The Convergence of the European Model in Question 4. Corporate Governance Regimes 5. Accounting, Finance and the Firm 6. The Logics of Finance 7. Financial Crises and the Economic Cycle 8. Reinterpreting the Financial Scandals of the Enron Era 9. In Favour of Economic Democracy Bibliography Index

Michel Aglietta, Professor of Economics, University of Paris-X, Scientific Advisor, CEPII and Member, Institut Universitaire de France and Antoine Rebérioux, Associate Professor of Economics, University of Paris-X, France

‘Corporate Governance Adrift is a challenging book . . . the authors have succeeded in creating a work that is consistently fascinating and an argument that is lucid and gripping without ever compromising its intellectual weight.'

• Contents: Foreword 1. Finance-led Capitalism: An Inventory 2. A Critique of the Foundations of Shareholder Value 3. The Convergence of the European Model in Question 4. Corporate Governance Regimes 5. Accounting, Finance and the Firm 6. The Logics of Finance 7. Financial Crises and the Economic Cycle 8. Reinterpreting the Financial Scandals of the Enron Era 9. In Favour of Economic Democracy Bibliography Index