En savoir plus
A concise and authoritative survey of the political and economic debate around Tony Blair's 'Big Idea' of stakeholding by leading exponents and their critics on both Left and Right. The book summarises and criticises the key stakeholder arguments as these have been applied to the economy and to society. The book seeks to identify what is new in the concept of stakeholding, and whether it can provide the organising idea and strategic direction for a reformist government to regain the initiative in the battle of political ideas for the New Right.
Table des matières
Foreword - Preface - Acknowledgements - Notes on the Contributors - PERSPECTIVES - An Overview of Stakeholding; W.Hutton - A Political Perspective; A.Darling - The Poverty of Stakeholding; D.Willetts - An American Perspective; R.Kuttner - The Third Revolution; H.Perkin - An International Perspective; D.Kelly - THE STAKEHOLDER STATE - From the Economic to the Political; P.Hirst - Stakeholding and the Public Sector; M.Rustin - Towards a Stakeholder Democracy; A.Barnett - SOCIAL JUSTICE AND THE STAKEHOLDER SOCIETY - Inclusion and Exclusion; R.Lister - Mapping the Stakeholder Society; J.McCormick - THE STAKEHOLDER COMPANY - The Stakeholding Corporation; J.Kay - Company Law and Stakeholder Governance; J.Parkinson - Your Stake in the Workplace; J.Williamson - Stakeholders as Shareholders; A.Pendleton - THE STAKEHOLDER ECONOMY - Macroeconomic Policy and Stakeholding; D.Corry - Stakeholding and the City: A Critique; M.Desai - Stakeholding Yes; the German Model No; D.Soskice - The Global Economy; J.Perraton - CONCLUSION - Stakeholder Capitalism; G.Kelly, D.Kelly & A.Gamble - Index
