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corpocracy
[ kawr-pok-ruh-see ]
noun
- a corporate bureaucracy.
- a company characterized by bureaucracy.
- a government run like a corporate bureaucracy.
- a society in which corporations have much economic and political power.
Other 亚洲网紅露点 Forms
- 肠辞谤路辫辞路肠谤补迟路颈肠 [kawr-p, uh, -, krat, -ik], adjective
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of corpocracy1
Example Sentences
His photographic exhibit 鈥淭orture鈥 鈥 at Houston鈥檚 Station Museum of Contemporary Art, arguably the region鈥檚 finest radical/anti-capitalist/human rights-oriented gallery space, which recently hosted the incredible exhibit 鈥淐orpocracy鈥 鈥 interrogates the complicity of the liberal subject in human rights violations that go on 鈥渋n our name,鈥 though we may not like to admit this reality.
Sir Michael Angus, who has died at the age of 79, was one of the greatest exponents of what has been unkindly described as the corpocracy 鈥 the interlocking network of聽directorships at the top of British business.
At ACF, which was suffering from steadily declining earnings, Icahn encountered a splendid example of the so-called corpocracy of entrenched executives that he had berated for years.
Goldsmith is just as fiercely critical of the business establishment, which he calls corpocracy.
Darman has used the term corpocracy to describe the bloated management of U.S. corporations that have resisted becoming more competitive.
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