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Politics and Rhetoric of Italian State Steel Privatisation - A Gramscian Analysis (Hardcover)
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Politics and Rhetoric of Italian State Steel Privatisation - A Gramscian Analysis (Hardcover)
Series: Routledge International Studies in Business History
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The globally spreading privatisation wave that occurred in the
1990s deeply changed the structure of economic institutions
worldwide. This turmoil overturned not only economic institutions,
but shared cultural and societal institutions as well. This book is
the result of an investigation into the history of the
privatisation of the steel industry in Italy, completed between
1994 and 1995. It explores the history of the Italian steel
industry by looking at the interplay of local intertwined
interests, political relations, and ideological formations that
characterised an idiosyncratic hegemonic historical bloc. Rather
than stigmatising this pattern as the legacy of a dysfunctional
provincialism, the authors mobilise Gramsci's theory of hegemony to
explain how the Italian privatisation process unfolded to
accommodate economic pressures, political interests, and
ideological constraints of a hegemonic social group, or aggregation
of social groups. Thus, in reconstructing the privatisation of
Italian steel, this book proposes a hegemony theory of
privatisation and, more generally, describes a model that explains
how political and cultural dynamics give rise to idiosyncratic
local variations in globally spreading policies. It will be of
interest to researchers, academics, and students in the fields of
business history, economics, sociology, and political science.
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