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A Farewell To Arm’S Length In Value Chain Responsibilities, Craig Caldwell
A Farewell To Arm’S Length In Value Chain Responsibilities, Craig Caldwell
Craig B. Caldwell
No abstract provided.
How Groups Improve The Quality Of Balanced Scorecards, S. Hughes, K. Paulson-Gjerde, Craig Caldwell, P. Rouse
How Groups Improve The Quality Of Balanced Scorecards, S. Hughes, K. Paulson-Gjerde, Craig Caldwell, P. Rouse
Craig B. Caldwell
No abstract provided.
A Farewell To Arm’S Length In Value Chain Responsibilities, Craig Caldwell, R. Phillips
A Farewell To Arm’S Length In Value Chain Responsibilities, Craig Caldwell, R. Phillips
Craig B. Caldwell
No abstract provided.
Value Chain Responsibility: A Farewell To Arm's Length., R. Phillips, Craig Caldwell
Value Chain Responsibility: A Farewell To Arm's Length., R. Phillips, Craig Caldwell
Craig B. Caldwell
This article discusses the evolving conception of responsibility within value chains from the perspective of stakeholder research. The recent managerial challenges to claims of arm's length transaction are examined following a brief discussion of stakeholder theory and a review of the related literature on supply chain ethics. Increased globalization of business is another factor that has raised attention to value chain responsibility. The ethical challenges for commodity value chains are magnified for purveyors of highly branded products. In addition to cases involving fraudulent claims, activists and attorneys are increasingly using lawsuits to hold firms responsible for acts committed in foreign …