2001
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.262902
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Corporate Governance: Stakeholder Value versus Shareholder Value

Abstract: Unsatisfied with the dominating shareholders' point of view, that appears to be too limited to build a relevant theory of corporate governance, we propose an enlarged definition of the value which may be called, the stakeholder value. This definition and its associated measure are more suitable for the stakeholder approach to the firm and more relevant to understand the value creation and sharing mechanisms.

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“…This stakeholder-centered vision is an alternative to the traditional vision which is only responsible for financial performance to the shareholder. Charreaux and Desbrières (2001) proposed an enlarged definition of value creation embedding the stakeholder value. The stakeholder-centered view of the company allows a reconsideration of value creation and value sharing in the company so that it is not merely oriented toward shareholders.…”
Section: Current Approach To Sustainable Strategymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This stakeholder-centered vision is an alternative to the traditional vision which is only responsible for financial performance to the shareholder. Charreaux and Desbrières (2001) proposed an enlarged definition of value creation embedding the stakeholder value. The stakeholder-centered view of the company allows a reconsideration of value creation and value sharing in the company so that it is not merely oriented toward shareholders.…”
Section: Current Approach To Sustainable Strategymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Despite the fact that organizations mainly put stakeholders on boards as a way of showing how important they are, the organizations also benefit (Charreaux and Desbrieres 2001). Stakeholders enable organizations to access various resources, including providing links to other stakeholders.…”
Section: Board Composition and The Presence Of Stakeholders On Boardsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…306;Zingales, 2000;Charreaux, Desbrieres, 2001). Вектор развития финансового анализа связан с проблематикой создания добавленной стоимости для стейкхолдеров (stakeholder value added, STVA).…”
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“…Специфика инвестиций связана с тем, что ресурсы стейкхолдеров относятся, как правило, к категории непередаваемых (Charreaux, Desbrieres, 2001, p. 115) и уникальных, невоспроизводимых. Данные особенности означают, что нефинансовые стейкхолдеры должны рассматриваться в качестве обладателей остаточных требований к компании и участвовать в принятии корпоративных решений, как и финансовые инвесторы (Stakeholder Capitalism, 1997 Аналогичные выводы о включении ключевых нефинансовых стейкхоледров в состав группы, определяющей решения о правилах использования ресурсов и о регламентах их изменения, делаются в известных работах, формирующих ядро дискуссии в стейкхолдерском подходе (Mitchell, Agle,Wood, 1997; Luoma, Goodstein, 1999;Frooman, 1999;Pajunen, 2006).…”
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