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| Author: | Haydu, J. |
| Title: | Business citizenship at work: cultural transposition and class formation in Cincinnati, 1870-1910 |
| Journal: | American Journal of Sociology
2002 : MAY, VOL. 107:6, p. 1424-1467 |
| Index terms: | CORPORATE CULTURE ECONOMIC HISTORY INSTITUTIONAL ECONOMICS SOCIAL CLASSES |
| Language: | eng |
| Abstract: | This article links class analysis and institutionalism through a case study of late-19th century employers. Class analysis extends institutionalism by highlighting an additional source of cultural transposition - a generalized identity summarized here as "business citizenship". Institutionalism, in turn, shows how civic associations worked to unify employers and foster an overarching class consciousness. |
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