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Food, Politics and Society: social theory and the modern food system

scholars of philanthropy and social responsibility. Yet, I was struck less by Hershey itself than by the fact that the story feels so exceptional. In its apparent uniqueness, the company reflects the extreme sway of current ideas about the separation of business and society. The broader history of American capitalism shows that businesspeople often pursued many and diverse goals. Kurie’s study of Hershey shows both the promise and the peril of one unique set of interconnections, but the example of Hershey – town, trust and company – also adds to the long history of how business and society have often been deeply intertwined. Their current division is the exception, not the rule.