Employing Normative Stakeholder Theory in Developing Countries
从批判理论视角出发，论证了在发展中国家运营的企业因经济、政治和社会文化环境不同，以及若干规范性原则的作用，其责任范围会扩大至所有利益相关者群体。
Although the use of stakeholder analysis to investigate corporate responsibilities has burgeoned over the past two decades, there has been relatively little workon howcorporate responsibilities may change for firms with operations in developing countries. This article argues, from a critical theory perspective, that two sets of factors tend to come together to increase the responsibilities of corporations active in developing countries to a full range of stakeholder groups: (a) the different (economic, political, and sociocultural) circumstances under which corporations have to operate in developing countries and (b) several key normative principles, which typically do not come into play in the context of developed countries.