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Stakeholder Value Equilibration and the Entrepreneurial Process
In this lecture, I wish to explore the possibility of a useful dialogue between the fields of entrepreneurship and business ethics for mutual benefit. Although these two fields have much to offer each other, they have developed largely independent of each other. I wish to argue that entrepreneurship has a role to play in stakeholder theory and, relatedly, that stakeholder theory enriches our understanding of the entrepreneurial process.