Title: “Corporate Power and the Politics of Change”
Over the past decade, corporations have moved in the political sphere well beyond traditional lobbying. Many took public positions on climate change, racial justice, voting rights, immigration, and reproductive healthcare, redesigning internal policies and publicly opposing or supporting political developments. These interventions blurred the boundary between economic activity and political authority, raising a fundamental question: when corporations act as political and governing actors, what happens to democratic decision-making?
