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- Anderson, E., 1993, Value in Ethics and Economics, Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press. (Scholar)
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- Arrington, R.L., 1982, “Advertising and Behavior Control”, Journal of Business Ethics, 1(1): 3–12. (Scholar)
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- Dahl, R.A., 1985, A Preface to Economic Democracy, Berkeley, CA: University of California Press. (Scholar)
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- Donaldson, T. & J.P. Walsh, 2015, “Toward a Theory of
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- Dunfee, T.W., 2006a, “Do Firms with Unique Competencies for Rescuing Victims of Human Catastrophes Have Special Obligations? Corporate Responsibility and the Aids Catastrophe in Sub-Saharan Africa”, Business Ethics Quarterly, 16(2): 185–210. (Scholar)
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- Ferreras, I., 2017, Firms as Political Entities: Saving
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- Freeman, R.E., 1984, Strategic Management: A Stakeholder
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- Freeman, R.E., J.S. Harrison, A.C. Wicks, B.L. Parmar, & S. De
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- Freeman, R.E., J.S. Harrison, & S. Zyglidopoulos, 2018,
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- Freeman, R.E. & D.L. Reed, 1983, “Stockholder and
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California Management Review, 25(3): 88–106. (Scholar)
- Frega, R., L. Herzog, & C. Neuhäuser, 2019, “Workplace Democracy—The Recent Debate”, Philosophy Compass, 14(4): e12574. (Scholar)
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- –––, 1995, Corporate Ethics, Fort
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- Friedman, M., 1970, “The Social Responsibility of Business
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- Goodpaster, K.E., 1991., “Business Ethics and Stakeholder Analysis”, Business Ethics Quarterly, 1(1): 53–73. (Scholar)
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