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Introduction to A Research Agenda for Corporations

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This chapter introduces the intent of the book and sets out why a multidisciplinary approach to researching the global corporation will pay analytical dividends, before establishing the broad context for such an approach. The chapter also argues for the importance of the legal aspects of the corporate form as one of the key elements of the proposed multidisciplinary perspective on the global political economy of the corporate sector. The chapter finally offers a brief overview of the subsequent chapters.

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  • ., 2020. "Introduction to A Research Agenda for Corporations," Chapters, in: A Research Agenda for Corporations, chapter 1, pages 1-18, Edward Elgar Publishing.
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