| I'd always thought the corporate notion in fascism related to an organic conception of the state and its citizens so that the term "corporate" refers to "body" this being (in properly infused and good fascist subjects) the entire nation. Corporatist fascism in the latin tradition involved active decision-making participation by all elements of society in advancing the health, safety and welfare of the nation. The head of state will determine which counsel to heed most, but all groups are supposed to be on the board. Fascism is attractive to a plutocracy because it advances cherished plutocratic principles (private property, heritability and fiscal ease) but its not about advancing corporate interests in the business sense. |