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Corporate responsibility and political philosophy
exploring the social liberal corporation
Introduction : corporations as the missing link in political philosophy -- The corporation and free markets in classical liberalism and its critics -- Excluding the corporation from the political : Rawls and Habermas -- Corporate moral agency and political theory of the firm -- Aristotelian organisations and corporate responsibility : conservatism -- Market liberalism, the firm and the market failures approach -- Republicanism and corporate citizenship theory : first aspect of the social liberal corporation -- Political CSR and the second aspect of the social liberal corporation -- Debunking corporate responsibility : critical theory and market ideology -- Who's responsible for the supply chain? : Iris Marion Young's social connection model -- Digital and financial firms : the limits of corporate responsibility -- Sustainability and climate change : the case for corporate environmentalism -- Conclusion.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Kristian Høyer Toft did his PhD in political philosophy at Aarhus University (2003) and was a visiting scholar in philosophy at Columbia University, the University of Pittsburgh and the University of Reading. He has published articles about climate justice, human rights and corporate responsibility in international journals, e.g. The Business and Human Rights Journal and Energy Research & Social Science. He held positions as a postdoctoral researcher in bioethics at the University of Copenhagen 2006-07), Assistant and Associate Professor at Aalborg University in applied philosophy (2011-2019), and is currently a guest researcher at the Sustainability Centre at the Copenhagen Business School (2020).