A NEW PERSPECTIVE ON STAKEHOLDER THEORY

Addressing stakeholder theory involves highlighting the close relationship between observed facts and their theoretical conceptualization. This requires an indispensable transition from a superficial approach, which merely skims over various texts and points of view, to an in-depth analysis that explores the underlying fundamentals in detail. This approach invites a more nuanced understanding of how stakeholders interact with the organization, examining not only the various interests at stake but also the ethical and strategic implications of these interactions. This reveals the richness and complexity of the theory, often masked by simplified interpretations.