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Business, Value Creation, and Society

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  20 February 2026

Robert Gavin Strand
Affiliation:
University of California, Berkeley

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Business, Value Creation, and Society

Series Editors

  • R. Edward Freeman, University of Virginia

  • Jeremy Moon, Copenhagen Business School

  • Mette Morsing, University of Oxford

The purpose of this innovative series is to examine, from an international standpoint, the interaction of business and capitalism with society. In the twenty-first century it is more important than ever that business and capitalism come to be seen as social institutions that have a great impact on the welfare of human society around the world. Issues such as globalization, environmentalism, information technology, the triumph of liberalism, corporate governance, and business ethics all have the potential to have major effects on our current models of the corporation and the methods by which value is created, distributed and sustained among all stakeholder–customers, suppliers, employees, communities, and financiers.

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Fort, Business, Integrity, and Peace: Beyond Geopolitical and Disciplinary BoundariesGoogle Scholar
Gomez, and Korine, Entrepreneurs and Democracy: A Political Theory of Corporate GovernanceGoogle Scholar
Crane, , Matten, , and Moon, Corporations and CitizenshipGoogle Scholar
Painter-Morland, Business Ethics as Practice: Ethics as the Everyday Business of BusinessGoogle Scholar
Yaziji, and Doh, NGOs and Corporations: Conflict and CollaborationGoogle Scholar
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Knudsen, and Moon, Visible Hands: Government Regulation and International Business ResponsibilityGoogle Scholar

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