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Kenan Professor of Sociology, Dept of Sociology @ UNC Chapel Hill

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Will Trade Associations Exacerbate Growing Economic Inequality in the United States?

An essay prepared for a special section of the Journal of Management Inquiry gave me an opportunity to reflect on potential social changes in the US resulting from major political changes over the past three decades. I believe a long-term decline in class consensus within the American business elite (Mizruchi, 2013) has raised the relative power of trade associations, read more

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This entry was posted in History, Inequality, Uncategorized and tagged business, corporate power, historical analysis, institutional norms, lobbying, public goods, social inequality, trade associations, United State on January 9, 2017 by Howard Aldrich.

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