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Mediatization of Power Corporate CEOs in Flexible Capitalism

Abstract
The present article analyses the mediatization of corporate power with a special focus on the work of the CEO. A review of the literature on the role of the media in corporate manage - ment, especially in the work of corporate leaders, shows how the techniques of power in corporate management have become mediatized. Different media have become increasingly important for the work of corporate leaders. More importantly, media have become tools of power. In flexible and soft capitalism, corporate power is exercised using performative and affective techniques aimed at identity and community formation. Consequently, dif - ferent media are utilized as tools of corporate management and control. With regard to the mediatization of power, the case of corporate management suggests that one should look into the societal and institutional structures of power rather than into the power of the media.
Publisher
Nordic Council of Ministers, Nordicom
Citation
Nordicom Review 35 (2014) 2, pp. 29-41
URI
http://hdl.handle.net/2077/38927
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Date
2014-11-25
Author
Kantola, Anu
Editor
Carlsson, Ulla
Keywords
CEOs
mediatization
power
business media
corporate management
soft capitalism
flexible capitalism
Publication type
article, peer reviewed scientific
ISBN
978-91-87957-03-1
ISSN
1403-1108
Series/Report no.
Nordicom Review
35 (2014) 2
Language
eng
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