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Strategy as moral philosophy

Alan E. Singer

Strategic Management Journal · 1994 · Volume 15 · Issue 3

DOI: 10.1002/smj.4250150302

Abstract

A conceptual framework of ‘Strategy as Moral Philosophy’ is developed, with the corporation cast as a Moral Agent. This framework represents a counterpart, at the level of strategic management, to an emerging integration of economics with ethics at the aggregate level. Several implications are traced out for strategic management theories, practices, problems and pedagogy.

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