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The Filtering Role of the Firm in Corporate Political Involvement

Douglas A. Schuler & Kathleen Rehbein

Business and Society 36 (2):116-139 (1997)

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The Stakeholder Theory of the Firm.Steven N. Brenner - 1992 - Business Ethics Quarterly 2 (2):99-119.details Various authors advocate consideration of stakeholder value concerns in organizational decision making. Brenner and Cochran (1990, 1991) propose a stakeholder theory of the firm which contains several propositions and a stakeholder value matrix. In order to begin any stakeholder rnodel validation, an approach is needed to measure stakeholder value and influence weights. We propose a multicriteria decision modeling approach, utilizing the analytic hierarchy process, to estimate stakeholder value matrix weights. This approach is illustrated using a simplified example and suggestions are (...) Download Export citation Bookmark 18 citations
A Structural Analysis of Corporate Political Activity.Colleen B. Mullery, Steven N. Brenner & Nancy A. Perrin - 1995 - Business and Society 34 (2):147-170.details During the past 2 decades, business has become increasingly active in the political process, and scholars continue to debate the extent to which this activity is organized. This fundamental issue is addressed by using multidimensional scaling to structurally analyze political action committee (PAC) campaign contributions within the context of resource dependence and class cohesion theories. Results indicate that resource dependence theory can better explain the forces that drive business participation in the U.S. public policy process. Both theoretical and managerial implications (...) are discussed. (shrink) Download Export citation Bookmark 7 citations

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