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Beyond success : corporations and their critics in the 1990s

Title
Beyond success : corporations and their critics in the 1990s / James W. Kuhn, Donald W. Shriver, Jr.
Author
Kuhn, James W.
Publication
New York : Oxford University Press, 1991.

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Additional Authors
Shriver, Donald W., Jr. (Donald Woods), 1927-2021.
Description
viii, 336 pages; 25 cm.
Summary
In a global economy, where many external forces play upon the business corporation, which of these forces are ethically as well as economically important? This penetrating study explores the twenty-year history of the 'corporate responsibility movement, ' and the problems that both corporate business managers and leaders of what the authors call corporate 'constituencies' will confront over the rest of the century, as they seek their respective overlapping and conflicting goals.
Series Statement
The Ruffin series in business ethics
Uniform Title
Ruffin series in business ethics.
Subject
  • Business ethics
  • Industries > Social aspects
  • Business ethics
  • Industries > Social aspects
  • Unternehmenskultur
  • Wirtschaftsethik
  • Management
  • Ethiek
  • Bedrijfsleven
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents
Managers and new corporate constituencies : ethics in business tomorrow -- The emergence of corporate constituencies -- What constituencies seek : their goals and purposes -- Business as a source of social discontent -- The socially responsible, autonomous corporation -- The competitive corporation and its constituencies -- Market values for corporate managers -- The business system and its values -- A minimal ethic of market-oriented responsibility : the Nestlé case -- The content of human responsibility : values and principles -- MacIntyre : the story of our life as justice and other virtues -- What is corporate responsibility? -- Beyond the market ethic.
ISBN
  • 019506433X
  • 9780195064339
LCCN
90007084
OCLC
  • ocm21296603
  • 21296603
  • SCSB-1912999
Owning Institutions
Princeton University Library