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Normative stakeholder theory in relation to ethics of care

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Ilke Oruc
Muammer SARIKAYA

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/3624510
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http://www.emeraldinsight.com/journals.htm?issn=1747-1117&volume=7&issue=3&articleid=1941317&show=abstract
Abstract
Purpose – This study aims at presenting a normative approach in adaptation of the ethics of care approach and stakeholder theory. Therefore, it seeks to present a point-of-view regarding the related issues. Design/methodology/approach – The study focuses on a theory-based integration process, since it is designed on a normative basis and the current studies dealing with “ethic of care theory” still have some problems in practical terms. Findings – It is observed that ethics of care and stakeholder theory are getting more and more interrelated due to established networks and available common points. As a subfield of feminist ethic, ethics of care can be used to clarify moral principles lying behind these relationships. From another point of view, the discussion regarding the feminization of business enterprises focuses on the idea that such discussions involving the principles lying behind feminist ethics can provide an advantage for the companies in terms of competition. In addition, ethics of care is expected to contribute to stakeholder theory to a great extent. Research limitations/implications – The related literature includes a rather limited number of studies conducted on this research topic. The available research explains some relationships on a normative basis. Therefore, the current study is expected to contribute to the expansion of such research in the field. Practical implications – Despite the presence of studies in the field, there is still a limitation in putting the findings of studies into practice. Since the country where the current study is conducted still suffers from ambiguities regarding the definitions of concepts and it is very difficult to find business enterprises appreciating feminist values, although they are taught to adopt philanthropy applications, the study is limited to a normative point-of-view regarding the issues. Originality/value – The scope of the study is expected to contribute to a great extent to the integration of feminist ethic and stakeholder theory. Similarly, it will encourage further studies on the issue.
Ethics of care, Feminism, Normative stakeholder theory, Stakeholder theory, Stakeholders
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oai:RePEc:eme:srjpps:v:6:y:2010:i:2:p:381-392
RePEc:eme:srjpps:v:6:y:2010:i:2:p:381-392
http://www.emeraldinsight.com/journals.htm?issn=1747-1117&volume=7&issue=3&articleid=1941317&show=abstract
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