Fallen idols: Elites and the search for the acceptable face of capitalism
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Fallen idols: Elites and the search for the acceptable face of capitalism

by Michael Clarke

Business Sociology Economics
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Fallen Idols explores the relationship between elites and capitalism, focusing on the search for an acceptable face of the economic system. It offers readers a concise, thought-provoking perspective on power, legitimacy, and the ways capitalism is presented and understood within society.

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Fallen Idols examines the relationship between elites and capitalism.

The book considers the search for an acceptable public image of capitalist systems and those who benefit from them.

It offers a focused exploration of how power, status, and economic ideas may be understood in relation to one another.

With its emphasis on elites and legitimacy, the book is suited to readers interested in business, economics, and society.

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