Taming corporate power In a week-long series, writers consider how governments and communities can understand and confront the power of the multinational giants
Pitfalls of tax rules and contracts
Expect loopholes to be fully exploited
TTIP could negate government policy
Private elites cling to their privileges
Corporate power only serves the interests of those at the top
Individualism at the root of the problem
The Guardian view on taming corporate power
Boardroom greed: how to bring an errant multinational to heel Larry Elliott
Break the stranglehold of shareholders Prem Sikka Prem Sikka: Taming corporate power: Those who provide a fraction of company funding make all the key decisions. No wonder so few large corporations serve society
Too big and too scary, but the global fat cats can be chopped down to size Nesrine Malik Nesrine Malik: Taming corporate power: We need to break up multinationals and leave tax dodgers nowhere to hide
Business giants walk off with our billions. No more something for nothing Aditya Chakrabortty Aditya Chakrabortty: Taming corporate power: The state has the powers to make business serve us better. A north London borough is leading the way
