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Serving Two Masters: Incorporating Social Responsibiity Into the Corporate Paradigm

Barnali Choudhury

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The debate over the purpose of the corporation first began in the pages of the Harvard Law Review, in which a noted corporate scholar, Adolf A. Berle, argued in favor of profit as a

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The debate over the purpose of the corporation first began in the pages of the Harvard Law Review, in which a noted corporate scholar, Adolf A. Berle, argued in favor of profit as a

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The debate over the purpose of the corporation first began in the pages of the Harvard Law Review, in which a noted corporate scholar, Adolf A. Berle, argued in favor of profit as a

Key concepts: Corporation, Corporate law, Shareholder, Normative, Corporate social responsibility, Law and economics, Corporate governance, Stakeholder

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