Galbraith describes a kind of outgrowth of the economy taking place through the large corporations, which managed to impose their values on the whole society and on both individuals and the State. He denounces an ?official economic science? which does not appreciate the real change introduced by...

The article takes a position on an approach that puts economic philosophy in a field consisting of three types of intersection: between political economy and social philosophy, between normative economics and moral philosophy, and finally between economics and philosophy of science. It shows,...

The book begins with a penetrating analysis of the main features of today’s capitalism and in particular the conflict between shareholders and managers. It moves on to focus on the consequences of globalization in the decision-making processes of large corporations and represents an...