Producing Culture and Capital

Discover the intricate relationship between culture and capitalism in Producing Culture and Capital by Sylvia Junko Yanagisako. Published by Princeton University Press in 2002, this insightful book spans 248 pages, delving into the cultural processes that drive sentiments, desires, and commitments within capitalist family enterprises.

Yanagisako expertly examines how flexible specialization emerges from the cultural dynamics of capital accumulation, management succession, and firm expansion. This engaging exploration highlights the significance of cultural factors in shaping the textile industry in Italy, offering a unique perspective for students and professionals in anthropology, business management, and cultural studies.

Whether you are a scholar or simply curious about the intersections of culture and commerce, Producing Culture and Capital provides a compelling narrative that enriches your understanding of family-owned business enterprises and their role in the global economy.