Sustaining corporate class consciousness across the new<i>liquid managerial elite</i>in Britain

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Sustaining corporate class consciousness across the new<i>liquid managerial elite</i>in Britain

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Victoria University of Wellington

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This article asks: how is class consciousness and cohesiveness amongst the UK business elite maintained in the twenty-first century? Elite studies traditionally sought to account for the construction and circulation of dominant ideology through exclusive education systems, institutional board interlocks and club memberships. The problem is that business elite membership of all these institutions has been steady declining in recent decades. Contemporary corporate elites now appear more mobile ...

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2017

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Aeron Davis

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https://figshare.com/articles/journal_contribution/Sustaining_corporate_class_consciousness_acros...

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Sociology not elsewhere classified / Business elites / education / ideology / interlocks / media / Administrative Personnel / Commerce / Consciousness / Databases, Factual / Humans / Interprofessional Relations / Interviews as Topic / Leadership / Organizations / Social Capital / Social Change / Social Environment / Social Networking / United Kingdom / Sociology

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