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1	The Possible Impacts of "Enlightened Shareholder Value" on Corporations' Environmental Performance Henderson, Gail 26 January 2010 (has links) This paper argues that “enlightened shareholder value” (“ESV”) offers a “third way” between the shareholder primacy and stakeholder theories of the corporation; one that maintains the creation of shareholder value as the corporation’s primary function, but requires directors to take into account the environmental impact of the corporations’ operations. ESV requires directors to “have regard to”, among other things, “the impact of the company’s operations on…the environment.” The obligation to “have regard to” should be interpreted as a procedural duty requiring directors to inform themselves as to the environmental impact of the corporation’s operations, which may in itself cause directors to reallocate corporate resources to environmental protection. ESV may also improve corporations’ environmental disclosure and impact social norms of corporate behaviour with respect to the environment. Any negative impact of ESV on present shareholder returns is justified by the obligation to avoid imposing foreseeable severe or irreparable environmental harm on future generations. directors' fiduciary duties enlightened shareholder value environmental law 0398
2	The Possible Impacts of "Enlightened Shareholder Value" on Corporations' Environmental Performance Henderson, Gail 26 January 2010 (has links) This paper argues that “enlightened shareholder value” (“ESV”) offers a “third way” between the shareholder primacy and stakeholder theories of the corporation; one that maintains the creation of shareholder value as the corporation’s primary function, but requires directors to take into account the environmental impact of the corporations’ operations. ESV requires directors to “have regard to”, among other things, “the impact of the company’s operations on…the environment.” The obligation to “have regard to” should be interpreted as a procedural duty requiring directors to inform themselves as to the environmental impact of the corporation’s operations, which may in itself cause directors to reallocate corporate resources to environmental protection. ESV may also improve corporations’ environmental disclosure and impact social norms of corporate behaviour with respect to the environment. Any negative impact of ESV on present shareholder returns is justified by the obligation to avoid imposing foreseeable severe or irreparable environmental harm on future generations. directors' fiduciary duties enlightened shareholder value environmental law 0398
3	La rémunération des hauts dirigeants en droit des sociétés par actions : le rôle et les limites du droit Grotino, Frédéric 04 1900 (has links) No description available. Aléa moral Devoirs des administrateurs Droit des sociétés par actions Éthique appliquée Éthique de la coopération Gouvernance d’entreprise Normes de conduite Normes sociales Participation actionnariale Pratiques exemplaires Régime de rémunération Théories de l’entreprise Applied ethics Best practices Corporate law Directors’ fiduciary duties Ethics of cooperation Executive compensation Corporate governance Moral hazard Norms of exemplary behaviour Shareholders engagement Social norms Theories of the firm

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