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[Number] 7800 - 3 [Semester] 11442014 Spring [Description] This seminar will examine the history and theory of the modern corporate form and explore contemporary questions concerning the role and responsibility of corporations in society. Through selected case studies the seminar will consider the following core topics: the Constitutional rights of corporations and contests over corporate personhood; corporate governance and the contribution of various stakeholders in shaping corporate conduct; the role that regulation, social reporting, and voluntary codes of conduct can play in balancing public interest priorities and profit motives; the emergence and efficacy of corporate social responsibility codes and increasing consumer and stakeholder interest in corporate accountability and ethics. [Title] 
Corporate Citizenship
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