Boris Holzer, Professor, Department of Sociology, University of Konstanz, Germany

'The argument of this book is so powerful and convincing because it focuses on global subpolitics: the corporate (ir)responsibility, the power of its critics, and the consuming citizen. This shift of perspectives and its sophistication makes Moralizing the Corporation a must-read for anyone interested in the dynamics of globalization.'

• Contents: Preface 1. Introduction 2. Corporate Power and the Power of its Critics 3. Anti-corporate Protest and World Culture: Opposing or Enacting Globalization? 4. Framing the Corporation 5. Mobilizing the Consumer 6. Business and Society: From Ethical Responsibility to Organizational Reflexivity 7. Conflicts and Coalitions 8. From Accounts to Accountability9. Conclusion References Index

Boris Holzer, Professor, Department of Sociology, University of Konstanz, Germany

'The argument of this book is so powerful and convincing because it focuses on global subpolitics: the corporate (ir)responsibility, the power of its critics, and the consuming citizen. This shift of perspectives and its sophistication makes Moralizing the Corporation a must-read for anyone interested in the dynamics of globalization.'

• Contents: Preface 1. Introduction 2. Corporate Power and the Power of its Critics 3. Anti-corporate Protest and World Culture: Opposing or Enacting Globalization? 4. Framing the Corporation 5. Mobilizing the Consumer 6. Business and Society: From Ethical Responsibility to Organizational Reflexivity 7. Conflicts and Coalitions 8. From Accounts to Accountability9. Conclusion References Index

Boris Holzer, Professor, Department of Sociology, University of Konstanz, Germany

'The argument of this book is so powerful and convincing because it focuses on global subpolitics: the corporate (ir)responsibility, the power of its critics, and the consuming citizen. This shift of perspectives and its sophistication makes Moralizing the Corporation a must-read for anyone interested in the dynamics of globalization.'

• Contents: Preface 1. Introduction 2. Corporate Power and the Power of its Critics 3. Anti-corporate Protest and World Culture: Opposing or Enacting Globalization? 4. Framing the Corporation 5. Mobilizing the Consumer 6. Business and Society: From Ethical Responsibility to Organizational Reflexivity 7. Conflicts and Coalitions 8. From Accounts to Accountability9. Conclusion References Index