The New Capitalists: How Citizen Investors Are Reshaping the Corporate Agenda

David Pitt‐Watson · Jon Lukomnik · Stephen Davis

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Acknowledgements Preface Part One: New Capitalist Circle of Accountability Chapter 1: The Civil Economy Chapter 2: Business Past: The Uncivil Economy Chapter 3: The Future Corporation: A Capitalist Manifesto Chapter 4: Institutional Investors: Mobilizing Ownership Chapter 5: Boards of Directors: A New Accountability Part Two: New Capitalist Ecosystem Chapter 6: Monitoring the Market: The Information Moguls Chapter 7: Accounting Standards: Escaping Brother Luca's Boxes Chapter 8: NGOs and Capital: Citizens' Suffrage Chapter 9: Action Memos: The New Capitalist Agenda Postscript Bibliography About the Authors

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