Corporate power and social policy in a global economy ：British welfare under the influence

Publication subTitle ：British welfare under the influence

Author： Farnsworth   Kevin (Author)  

Publisher： Policy Press‎

Publication year： 2004

E-ISBN: 9781847425867

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9781861344731

P-ISBN(Hardback):  9781861344748

Subject： C91 Sociology

Keyword： Social services & welfare, criminology

Language： ENG

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Corporate power and social policy in a global economy

Description

Spanning the complete era of the Conservative governments and the first term of New Labour, this book looks at mechanisms of corporate power and influence; corporate opinion and influence in a range of social policy areas including: education, training, health and social security; changing business influence on social policy in recent years in an international context and business involvement in social policy initiatives and welfare delivery. By exploring business views and opinions, power, influence and involvement in social provision, this book helps to address important questions in social policy and, in so doing, goes some way towards closing a gaping hole in the current literature.  The book's breadth and multidisciplinary approach will appeal not only to students of social policy, but also to students of business, public sector management and politics, their teachers and policy makers in the field.

Chapter

CORPORATE POWER AND SOCIAL POLICY IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY

Contents

List of tables and figures

Acknowledgements

List of abbreviations

1. Introduction: globalisation, corporate power and social policies

2. Business and social policy

3. Globalisation, corporate structural power and social policy

4. Globalisation, Europeanisation, corporate agency power and social policy

5. The national level: business and social policy in the UK

6. Business and local welfare services

7. The social policies of corporations: occupational welfare and corporate social responsibility

8. Conclusion: corporate power and social policy in global context

References

Index

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