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The Journal of Corporate Citizenship Issue 36
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The Journal of Corporate Citizenship Issue 36

A Special Issue on Innovative Stakeholder Engagement 

edited by David Cooperrider and Ron Fry
December 2009   100 pp   248 x 171 mm  
journal   ISBN 1470-5001   £25.00  


This issue features some of the smartest thinking in the world as it relates to the innovation-creating potential of a stakeholder view of the firm. It’s a changing world out there, and we hope this issue provides a sense that it’s time to seize this moment. Corporate citizenship is entering a new phase. We are seeing a coming together of a shareholder view of the firm and a stakeholder view of the firm.  We are seeing a shift from stakeholder engagement as defensive and risk-reducing, to creative and innovation-producing — what we call 'generativity'.


 

Table of Contents

Editorial. A Peter Drucker Moment: Harnessing the Innovation-Generating Potential of a Shareholder and Stakeholder Theory of the Firm

David Cooperrider and Ronald Fry, The Fowler Center for Sustainable Value, Weatherhead School of Management, Case Western Reserve University, USA
    
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World Review

Jem Bendell, Associate Professor, Griffith Business School, Ian Doyle, Associate, Lifeworth, and Emma Irwin, independent sustainability consultant and anthropologist
    
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Turning Point. Can Stakeholder Theorists Seize the Moment?

R. Edward Freeman, University of Virginia, USA
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Redefining Stakeholder Engagement: From Control to Collaboration

Pamela Sloan, HEC Montréal, Canada
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Ethical Management of Crises: Shareholder Value Maximisation or Stakeholder Loss Minimisation?

Can M. Alpaslan, California State University, USA
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How Does Doing Good Matter? Effects of Corporate Citizenship on Employees

Ante Glavas, Case Western Reserve University, USA, and Sandy Kristin Piderit, Naval Postgraduate School, USA
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Organising for Corporate Social Performance: The Role of Board-level Committees

Marie-Josée Roy, University Laval, Canada
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The New Transformation of the Public Sphere: Discourse through Documentary

Christina Tangora Schlachter, Center for Socially Responsible Leadership, USA
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