JAMES J. BRUMMER is Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. His articles have appeared in Business and Professional Ethics Journal and Journal of Business Ethics.

• PrefaceThe Assumptions of Corporate ResponsibilityThe Corporate Responsibility DebateThe Corporation and ResponsibilityThe Types of Corporate ResponsibilityThe Relations of AccountabilityModels of the Corporation--IModels of the Corporation--IITheories of Institutional LegitimacyThe Four Theories of Corporate ResponsibilityThe Classical Theory of Corporate ResponsibilityThe Response to the Classical TheoryThe Stakeholder TheoryThe Social Demandingness TheoryThe Social Activist TheoryThe Question of Plant Relocation or Closing--IThe Question of Plant Relocation or Closing--IICollective and Subordinate ResponsibilityIndividual and Collective ResponsibilityThe Responsibility of SubordinatesThe Corporate Responsibility DebateBibliographic EssayIndexes

JAMES J. BRUMMER is Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. His articles have appeared in Business and Professional Ethics Journal and Journal of Business Ethics.

• PrefaceThe Assumptions of Corporate ResponsibilityThe Corporate Responsibility DebateThe Corporation and ResponsibilityThe Types of Corporate ResponsibilityThe Relations of AccountabilityModels of the Corporation--IModels of the Corporation--IITheories of Institutional LegitimacyThe Four Theories of Corporate ResponsibilityThe Classical Theory of Corporate ResponsibilityThe Response to the Classical TheoryThe Stakeholder TheoryThe Social Demandingness TheoryThe Social Activist TheoryThe Question of Plant Relocation or Closing--IThe Question of Plant Relocation or Closing--IICollective and Subordinate ResponsibilityIndividual and Collective ResponsibilityThe Responsibility of SubordinatesThe Corporate Responsibility DebateBibliographic EssayIndexes

JAMES J. BRUMMER is Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. His articles have appeared in Business and Professional Ethics Journal and Journal of Business Ethics.

• PrefaceThe Assumptions of Corporate ResponsibilityThe Corporate Responsibility DebateThe Corporation and ResponsibilityThe Types of Corporate ResponsibilityThe Relations of AccountabilityModels of the Corporation--IModels of the Corporation--IITheories of Institutional LegitimacyThe Four Theories of Corporate ResponsibilityThe Classical Theory of Corporate ResponsibilityThe Response to the Classical TheoryThe Stakeholder TheoryThe Social Demandingness TheoryThe Social Activist TheoryThe Question of Plant Relocation or Closing--IThe Question of Plant Relocation or Closing--IICollective and Subordinate ResponsibilityIndividual and Collective ResponsibilityThe Responsibility of SubordinatesThe Corporate Responsibility DebateBibliographic EssayIndexes