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Triadic Stakeholder Theory Revisitedcriptive theses, with the first as the theory’s core. I argue that: (i) Donaldson and Preston’s three theses, though perhaps mutually supporting, are not distinctly and genuinely normative, instrumental, and descriptive; (ii) their normative thesis is neither morally substantial nor their omnibus th

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When Good Turns to Bad: An Examination of Governance Failure in a Not-for-Profit Enterpriseour in their governance function. It explores this issue by examining a recent case of governance failure within a not-for-profit social enterprise that had unethical behaviour at its root. This failure ultimately led to the organisation becoming bankrupt. A parallel is drawn with governance failure

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Integrity in the Boardroom: A Case for Further Researchstigating how . varies by director’s personal values and draws implications for the board agenda. It will explore how executives’ and directors’ definitions of integrity are based on their values, beliefs and underlying needs. Data from UK society was collected from 500 UK adults, aged 18 and over.

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The Ethics of Corporate Governance in Global Perspective, terminology and conceptual distinctions have been identified in comparative corporate governance studies. Such regional variations are particularly evident in the case of the ethical dimension of corporate governance. All corporate governance regimes are premised upon ethical assumptions about the

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