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Elaine Sternberg

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  • corporate governance
    / Criticisms of stakeholding

    Elaine Sternberg, a philosopher specializing in business ethics and corporate governance, alleged that stakeholding is unworkable and destroys accountability within a firm. Sternberg argued that stakeholders are usually seen as all those who affect or are affected by a corporation. She argued that a key…

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    Elaine Sternberg, a philosopher specializing in business ethics and corporate governance, alleged that stakeholding is unworkable and destroys accountability within a firm. Sternberg argued that stakeholders are usually seen as all those who affect or are affected by a corporation. She argued that a key…

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