Strategy as moral philosophy

Alan E. Singer

Strategic Management Journal, 1994, vol. 15, issue 3, 191-213

Abstract: A conceptual framework of ‘Strategy as Moral Philosophy’ is developed, with the corporation cast as a Moral Agent. This framework represents a counterpart, at the level of strategic management, to an emerging integration of economics with ethics at the aggregate level. Several implications are traced out for strategic management theories, practices, problems and pedagogy.

Date: 1994
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