I have used Ferraro, Pfeffer and Sutton. Really good article. A bit meta-theoretical for MBAs.
I think Ghoshal is a perfect counterpart to Friedman in length and in rhetoric. It's better in the integrative thinking course that Mihnea Moldoveanu teaches than in the CSR course I teach. It's pretty provocative.
Freeman and McVea, A Stakeholder Approach to Strategic Management is a nice summary of the main alternative school.
Nardelli's quote is timeless: "I used to play football... you always know the score. Now, we are ice-skating,...[with] a bunch of judges shouting out scores."
I wouldn't have thought to use Jensen as an alternative, but I may need to rethink that.
Thanks, folks. What a good discussion.
Alison Kemper
Ph.D. Candidate, Strategic Management
Research Associate, AIC Institute for Corporate Citizenship
Joseph L. Rotman School of Management
105 St. George Street
University of Toronto
Toronto, Ontario, CANADA
M5S 3E6
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