Corporate power and democracy: A business ethical reflection and research agenda
CM Kroll, LM Edinger‐Schons - Business Ethics, the …, 2024 - Wiley Online Library
Corporations significantly influence the public and political spheres. In light of this corporate
power in society, academics have criticized the lack of legitimization (ie, the legitimacy gap) …
power in society, academics have criticized the lack of legitimization (ie, the legitimacy gap) …
Consequences of medical hierarchy on medical students, residents, and medical education in otolaryngology
Objective To (1) review concepts of medical hierarchy;(2) examine the role of medical
hierarchy in medical education and resident training;(3) discuss potential negative impacts …
hierarchy in medical education and resident training;(3) discuss potential negative impacts …
When stakeholder representation leads to faultlines. A study of board service performance in social enterprises
S Crucke, M Knockaert - Journal of Management Studies, 2016 - Wiley Online Library
Following the growing interest in sustainability and ethics, organizations are increasingly
attentive to accountability toward stakeholders. Stakeholder representation, obtained by …
attentive to accountability toward stakeholders. Stakeholder representation, obtained by …
Talk ain't cheap: Political CSR and the challenges of corporate deliberation
C Sabadoz, A Singer - Business Ethics Quarterly, 2017 - cambridge.org
Deliberative democratic theory, commonly used to explore questions of “political” corporate
social responsibility (PCSR), has become prominent in the literature. This theory has been …
social responsibility (PCSR), has become prominent in the literature. This theory has been …
Sensemaking and sensegiving: A concept for successful change management that brings together moral foundations theory and the ordonomic approach
Purpose Change management projects typically fail because they meet employee
resistance created by emotional sensemaking processes. This paper aims to present an in …
resistance created by emotional sensemaking processes. This paper aims to present an in …
Single-objective versus multi-objective theories of the firm: using a constitutional perspective to resolve an old debate
Our article contributes to the recurring debate on whether and how firms in competitive
markets should pursue objectives other than purely financial ones. Two competing …
markets should pursue objectives other than purely financial ones. Two competing …
The limits of transparency: A systems theory view
V Valentinov, G Verschraegen… - Systems Research and …, 2019 - Wiley Online Library
The paper explores the implications of Ludwig von Bertalanffy's general systems theory for
the current debates on the nature of organizational transparency as an element of good …
the current debates on the nature of organizational transparency as an element of good …
Exit, voice, or both: Why organizations engage with stakeholders
To shield stakeholders from exploitation, society increasingly expects organizations to
engage with stakeholders. While exploitation of stakeholders is of great concern, economic …
engage with stakeholders. While exploitation of stakeholders is of great concern, economic …
The role and performance of supporter directors: A social exchange theory perspective
J McLeod, A Jenkin, G Walters… - Sport Management …, 2021 - Taylor & Francis
Supporter directors are individuals elected to a sports organization's board to represent the
interests of its supporters. Although their inclusion on boards is widely considered to be …
interests of its supporters. Although their inclusion on boards is widely considered to be …
How organizational structure transforms risky innovations into performance–A computer simulation
This paper investigates the mutual interdependencies between organizational architectures,
decision making and performance. Through applying agency-based Monte-Carlo …
decision making and performance. Through applying agency-based Monte-Carlo …