Bibliography for: "The constituents of corporate responsibility: separate, but not separable, interests? - shareholder and societal interests not mutually exclusive"

Dan R. Dalton "The constituents of corporate responsibility: separate, but not separable, interests? - shareholder and societal interests not mutually exclusive". Business Horizons. FindArticles.com. 27 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1038/is_n4_v34/ai_11002599/

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Articles in July-August, 1991 issue of Business Horizons

• Foundational considerations in the corporate social responsibility debate; - includes bibliography - corporate social responsibility theories
  by Richard J. Klonoski
• Corporate responsibility and the good society: from economics to ecology - factors which influence corporate policy decisions; includes bibliography
  by Rogene A. Buchholz
• Managing with integrity: social responsibilities of business as seen by America's CEOs
  by Charles E. Watson
• Are corporations inherently wicked? - editorial
  by Craig Dunn, P.
• The pyramid of corporate social responsibility: toward the moral management of organizational stakeholders - balancing economic, legal, and social responsibilities
  by Archie B. Carroll
• Managerial responsibilities on the micro level - activities managers should perform
  by LaRue Tone Hosmer
• New directions in corporate social responsibility - moral pluralism and reciprocity
  by Norman Bowie
• The constituents of corporate responsibility: separate, but not separable, interests? - shareholder and societal interests not mutually exclusive
  by Dan R. Dalton
• Business organizations and the sense of community - community needed in American business
  by Douglas L. Heerema
• Corporate social responsibility: a critical approach - corporate social responsibility no longer a useful concept
  by R. Edward Freeman
• Managing as if the earth mattered - corporate environmental responsibilities; includes bibliography
  by James E. Post
• Toward improving corporate social performance - building "the good society"
  by Donna J. Wood
• Searching for the common good: a process-oriented approach - evaluating corporate social responsibility; includes bibliography
  by John F. Mahon