Capitalism, Corporations and the Social Contract
In whose interests should a corporation be run? Proponents of 'stakeholder theory' propose a distinctive answer: it should be run in the interests of its primary stakeholders. Samuel Mansell offers a detailed critique of this claim, arguing that stakeholder theory undermines the principles on which a market economy is based.
860,00DH
In whose interests should a corporation be run? Proponents of 'stakeholder theory' propose a distinctive answer: it should be run in the interests of its primary stakeholders. Samuel Mansell offers a detailed critique of this claim, arguing that stakeholder theory undermines the principles on which a market economy is based.
ISBN / EAN | 9781107015524 |
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Auteur | Mansell, Samuel F. (Dr, University of St Andrews, Scotland) |
Editeur | Cambridge University Press |