Encyclopedia of Stakeholder Management

Edited by Jacob Dahl Rendtorff, Professor of Philosophy of Management and Ethics, Department of Social Sciences and Business, Roskilde University, Denmark and Maria Bonnafous-Boucher, Director of European and International Affairs towards High Council for Evaluation of Research and Higher Education (Hcéres), Paris, France

• Contents: Preface xIntroduction to Encyclopedia ofStakeholder Management xvJacob Dahl Rendtorff and Maria Bonnafous-BoucherAccounting 1Gianfranco Rusconi and Massimo ContrafattoAccounting context 6Magnus FrostensonArt 11ORLANAuthentic leadership 13Spencer Shaw Border wall aesthetics 20Elisa GanivetClimate change 22Laurence de CarloComplexity 25Jacob Dahl RendtorffConsumer culture theory 29Frank LindbergContract 34Pedro Francés-GómezCorporate governance 40Till TalaulicarCorruption 45Christian HauserCrisis 51Tobias GoesslingCritical perspective 56Ozan Nadir Alakavuklar and Patrizia ZanoniDeliberative stakeholder theory 60Øjvind LarsenDemocratic business 66Maria Duclos Lindstrøm Development 71Unang MulkhanDialogue 79Arnaud Stimec, Kevin Levillain and Blanche SegrestinEastern perspectives on stakeholder relations: Confucianism and Daoism 84Alicia HennigEastern relational thinking 88Alicia HennigEcological economics 92Ove JakobsenEmployee rights 95Kristian Høyer ToftEngagement 100Leire San-JoseExpectations 105Johan Bouglet and Olivier JoffreFamily firms 112Yves Fassin and Silvana SignoriFiduciary duties 119Javier Pinto and Germán ScalzoGovernance 124Marin de La RochefoucauldGreen deal 127Paolo D’Anselmi and Eyob Mulat-WeldemeskelGreenwashing 131Riccardo TorelliGuilt 134Camilla SløkHealthcare technology 140Jette Ernst and Charlotte JonassonHeterogeneity 145Emmanuel PicavetHuman rights and meaningful stakeholder engagement 150Karin BuhmannInnovation 156Lars FuglsangInstitutional legitimacy 160Jacob Dahl RendtorffIntegrative social contracts theory 165Guilherme SiqueiraIntegrity 170Marianne Thejls ZieglerInternational civil society 175Virgile PerretInternet 180Wenceslao J. GonzalezJustice 186José Candela CastilloKyosei 188Shinji HoriguchiLegitimacy 193Andreas SuchanekLibertarianism 197Jacob Dahl RendtorffLocal community 202Mette Apollo RasmussenManagement 208Jacob Dahl RendtorffMarketing 212Michaela HaaseMoral economy 218Giorgio BaruchelloNarrative inquiry 224Jacquelaine Florindo BorgesNature 227Johanna Kujala and Anna HeikkinenNetworks 233Slobodan KacanskiNGOs 237Marin de La RochefoucauldNormativity 240Jacob Dahl RendtorffOrganizational identity 246Arild WæraasPerformance 251Jeffrey S. HarrisonPluralism 254Jacob Dahl RendtorffPolitical communication 259Peter AagaardPolitical CSR 263Christoph SchankPolitical stakeholder 268Ole Have Jørgensen and Finn FrandsenPragmatism 273Bettina HollsteinPublic diplomacy 278Kirsten MogensenPublic organizations (local) 284Linne Marie LauesenPublic organizations (management practices) 289Linne Marie LauesenPublic organizations (new perspectives) 293Linne Marie LauesenPublic relations 298Niels Møller NielsenQuality management 304Gilles Barouch and Frédéric PonsignonReciprocity 309Yves FassinRecognition 314Martin Lund KristensenReligion 318Johan FischerRights (universalism) 320Klaus Steigleder and Johannes Graf KeyserlingkShareholders 326Johannes Kabderian DreyerSMEs (small and medium-size enterprises) 330Arnaud GautierSocial entrepreneurship 333Luise Li LangergaardStakeholder salience, social media, and the cognitive commons 338Ronald K. Mitchell and Benjamin T. MitchellStrategy 344Duane WindsorSustainability 350Riikka Tapaninaho and Johanna KujalaSystems 355Margit NeisigTranslation 362John Damm ScheuerUnknown stakeholder 368Paolo D’Anselmi and Eyob Mulat-WeldemeskelValue creation 372Michael AßländerVirtue 376Germán Scalzo and Javier PintoWatchdog 381Dirk TänzlerWealth creation 385Georges EnderleIndex 391

‘A century has passed since Cassirer first called for all of Western philosophy – largely undisturbed from Euclid until Einstein's Theory of Relativity – to be tested anew. Few concepts have contributed so practically and effectively to a complex systems understanding of organisations and society, than stakeholder theory. Such an outcome might easily be congruent with strands of Ed Freeman’s openly pragmatist approach. In this encyclopedic, revised companion volume and through 81 expert, scholarly entries, Jacob Dahl Rendtorff and Maria Bonnafous-Boucher marshal a collective tour de force. This book presents an effective deconstruction of the manifold, complex and inseparable stakeholder themes that overwrite defunct, neo-classical logic, agency theory and shareholder primacy. Compelling and comprehensive stakeholder reference material for scholars, students and professionals.’