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Civil Society - the Only Barrier to the Ever Increasing Economic Power of Corporations

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Keywords
corporation, Civil Society, Global Civil Society, political governance

Summary
The article is about understanding the basics of a modern society crisis. That is why the latest conceptions of what a civil society is (regional, national and global) and what a corporation is (national and transnational) are introduced. Later, the article examines the relationship between civil society, political power and corporations in the last 20-30 years.

JEL: A10
Pages: 7
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