The Form of the Firm : A Normative Political Theory of the Corporation (Book Review)

Writing as a political theorist, Abraham Singer begins his book, The Form of the Firm on the premise that despite public and political fixation on corporations, historically, there has been a dearth of literature on the subject from the disciplines of political theory and philosophy. Singer attempts to fill this void with an interdisciplinary overview on how modern corporations ought to be governed. Readers like myself, who come from outside the field of political theory will appreciate this contemplative contribution to corporate law and business ethics scholarship