Titlebook: Handbook of Business Legitimacy; Responsibility, Ethi Jacob Dahl Rendtorff Reference work 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Business

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Religion, Culture, and Business Legitimacyeconomic relationships and values: kosher (a Hebrew term meaning “fit” or “proper”), halal (an Arabic word that literally means “permissible” or “l(fā)awful”), and Hindu vegetarianism. In doing so, I argue for the significance of moral economies, and religious markets more specifically, to further the u

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Virtues, the Common Good, and Business Legitimacy firms. Mainstream legitimacy theory fails to address normative issues on the ethical responsibilities of management toward and the role of business in society. This chapter reviews the main approaches to business legitimacy linked with institutional theory in light of the virtue ethics tradition to

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Social Contract Theory and Business Legitimacypproach is presented. Second, the contractarian approach to business legitimacy is compared with the analogous concept of “social license to operate.” Third, the chapter discusses the use of the social contract argument at different levels: economic system and organizational levels. Fourth, the appr

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,1987–8: The Flagships Launched, in China – and not a liberal form like in the Western world. In the same way, Weber’s theory can explain why the Hindu caste system can continue to be a hindrance for the full development of a Western liberal form of capitalism in India.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-22557-8reover, they formed and authorized the paradigm of both state organizations and business corporations. Then, as today, problems of delegation, representation, and decentralization appeared as problems of communication to be dealt with in decision-making and at the central levels of corporations and