A Model for Identifying and Teaching Moral Issues in Stakeholder Relations

Maxim A. Storchevoy

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A Model for Identifying and Teaching Moral Issues in Stakeholder Relations

Maxim A. Storchevoy

St. Petersburg State University, Russia

Volume 12: 2015 Special Issue, pp. 107-132: ABSTRACT

The paper demonstrates how a typology of moral issues may be used to systematically analyze and discuss ethical problems in stakeholder relations. The suggested typology is based mostly on economic theory and represents a universal and comprehensive matrix of moral issues in business. We analyze its compatibility with other stakeholder management models and demonstrate how it may be applied as a tool for identifying relevant ethical issues in relations with any stakeholder, or to build instruments for measuring corporate social performance. In the conclusion we discuss other ways of application and future directions of research.