Boards of directors and stakeholder orientation

Journal of Business Ethics 11 (2):115 - 123 (1992)
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Abstract

Based on a survey of 2,361 directors in 291 of the largest companies of the Southeast States, this study empirically examined boards of directors' stakeholder orientations. The results indicate that there exist distinct stakeholder groups perceived by directors, directors have high stakeholder orientations, directors view some stakeholders differently depending on their occupation and type.

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