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Pt. I The origins of stakeholder theory 23
1 Management's responsibility in a complex world Frank W. Abrams Abrams, Frank W. 26
2 Our changing concept of the corporation Russell L. Ackoff Ackoff, Russell L. 32
3 Strategic management in a kibitzer's world William R. dill dill, William R. 40
4 Stockholders and stakeholders : a new perspective on corporate governance R. Edward Freeman Freeman, R. Edward David L. Reed Reed, David L. 48
Pt. 2 Normative foundations 59
5 The stakeholder theory of the corporation : concepts, evidence, and implications Thomas Donaldson Donaldson, Thomas Lee E. Preston Preston, Lee E. 62
6 Managing for stakeholders R. Edward Freeman Freeman, R. Edward 71
7 Stakeholder theory and a principle of fairness Robert A. Phillips Phillips, Robert A. 89
8 Feminist ethics as a moral grounding for stakeholder theory Brian K. Burton Burton, Brian K. Craig P. Dunn Dunn, Craig P. 96
Pt. 3 Normative controversies 111
9 The normative theories of business ethics : a guide for the perplexed John Hasnas Hasnas, John 115
10 A fiduciary argument against stakeholder theory Alexei M. Marcoux Marcoux, Alexei M. 124
11 Upping the stakes : a response to John Hasnas on the normative viability of the stockholder and stakeholder theories Daniel E. Palmer Palmer, Daniel E. 134
12 Getting real : stakeholder theory, managerial practice, and the general irrelevance of fiduciary duties owed to shareholders Richard Marens Marens, Richard Andrew Wicks Wicks, Andrew 141
13 What stakeholder theory is not Robert Phillips Phillips, Robert R. Edward Freeman Freeman, R. Edward Andrew Wicks Wicks, Andrew 151
Pt. 4 Stakeholder identity 163
14 Toward atheory of stakeholder identification and salience : defining the principle of who and what really counts Ronald K. Mitchell Mitchell, Ronald K. Bradley R. Agle Agle, Bradley R. Donna J. Wood Wood, Donna J. 166
15 Corporate social responsibility and the identification of stakeholders Janita F. J. Vos Vos, Janita F. J. 179
16 Morality and strategy in stakeholder identification John Kaler Kaler, John 191
17 The primordial stakeholder : advancing the conceptual consideration of stakeholder status for the natural environment Cathy Driscoll Driscoll, Cathy Mark Starik Starik, Mark 202
Pt. 5 Applications 1 : stakeholder theory at work in the corporate domain 219
18 Gaining goodwill : developing stakeholder approaches to corporate governance David Wheeler Wheeler, David Rachel Davies Davies, Rachel 222
19 A stakeholder model for implementing social responsibility in marketing Isabelle Maignan Maignan, Isabelle O. C. Ferrell Ferrell, O. C. Linda Ferrell Ferrell, Linda 235
20 Corporate social responsibility communication : stakeholder information, response, and involvement strategies Mette Morsing Morsing, Mette Majken Schultz Schultz, Majken 247
21 The body shop values report - towards integrated stakeholder auditing Maria Sillanpaa Sillanpaa, Maria 258
Pt. 6 Applications 2 : extending stakeholder theory 269
22 Business ethics, stakeholder theory, and the ethics of healthcare organizations Patricia H. Werhane Werhane, Patricia H. 273
23 Stakeholder management for conservation projects : a case study of Ream National Park, Cambodia Thanakvaro Thyl De Lopez De Lopez, Thanakvaro Thyl 284
24 Stakeholder champions : how to internationalize the corporate social responsibility agenda Grahame Thompson Thompson, Grahame Ciaran Driver Driver, Ciaran 294
25 Re-engineering the business curriculum : a stakeholder paradigm Jeff Heinfeldt Heinfeldt, Jeff Fran Wolf Wolf, Fran 304
Bibliography 313
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Johnny Sanchez
reviewed Stakeholder Theory: Essential Readings in Ethical Leadership and Management on August 14, 2015
Stakeholder Theory: Essential Readings in Ethical Leadership and Management
Very good text book, focuses mostly on concepts of post-structural or constructivist power rather than old-style coercive power or "force". Should be required reading for anyone interested in organizational behavior, even if it does not adopt rationalist or quantitative-based theories. Would not recommend for classical political scientists or International Relations theorists.
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