Alejo José G. Sison, Professor, University of Navarre, Spain

'This book can be highly recommended to corporate directors, executives, managers and interested academics. At the same time, however, I think it should also be on the reading list of every politician involved in rethinking the regulations of the economic system in these times of social, ecological and financial crisis.'

• Contents: Foreword by Jeffrey Pfeffer Introduction 1. Changing Conventional Wisdom: The Firm is not a Money-making Machine 2. Corporate Governance by Box Ticking 3. Governance and Government from an Aristotelian Perspective 4. Shareholders, Stakeholders and Citizens 5. Corporate Despots and Constitutional Rulers 6. A Few Good Men? 7. Corporate Polities and Corporate Democracies 8. Governance as Praxis Index

Alejo José G. Sison, Professor, University of Navarre, Spain

'This book can be highly recommended to corporate directors, executives, managers and interested academics. At the same time, however, I think it should also be on the reading list of every politician involved in rethinking the regulations of the economic system in these times of social, ecological and financial crisis.'

• Contents: Foreword by Jeffrey Pfeffer Introduction 1. Changing Conventional Wisdom: The Firm is not a Money-making Machine 2. Corporate Governance by Box Ticking 3. Governance and Government from an Aristotelian Perspective 4. Shareholders, Stakeholders and Citizens 5. Corporate Despots and Constitutional Rulers 6. A Few Good Men? 7. Corporate Polities and Corporate Democracies 8. Governance as Praxis Index

Alejo José G. Sison, Professor, University of Navarre, Spain

'This book can be highly recommended to corporate directors, executives, managers and interested academics. At the same time, however, I think it should also be on the reading list of every politician involved in rethinking the regulations of the economic system in these times of social, ecological and financial crisis.'

• Contents: Foreword by Jeffrey Pfeffer Introduction 1. Changing Conventional Wisdom: The Firm is not a Money-making Machine 2. Corporate Governance by Box Ticking 3. Governance and Government from an Aristotelian Perspective 4. Shareholders, Stakeholders and Citizens 5. Corporate Despots and Constitutional Rulers 6. A Few Good Men? 7. Corporate Polities and Corporate Democracies 8. Governance as Praxis Index