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We may be happy to eat the food that multinationals make, and fly in their aircraft, and even take the
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The debate about shareholder capitalism has an unfortunate habit of becoming a clash of absolutes. In the 1980s and 1990s
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Revolutionary changes in the basic tenets of management are under way. Roger Martin has described the overall transition from shareholder
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In his landmark book Innovation and Entrepreneurship, published in 1985, Peter Drucker described the tectonic shift that he perceived in
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