Mitchell 1997, Stakeholders Flashcards

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What is stakeholder theory? Mitchell 1997

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A heuristic approach used to describe the management environment, broadening management’s vision beyond profit maximisation to include the interests of non-stockholding groups.

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According to Freeman’s definition, who is a stakeholder? Mitchell 1997

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Any group or individual who can affect or is affected by the achievement of the organisation’s objectives.

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What three attributes determine classes of stakeholders? Mitchell 1997

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Power to influence the firm, legitimacy of the stakeholder’s relationship with the firm, and urgency of the stakeholder’s claim on the firm.

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What is stakeholder salience? Mitchell 1997

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The degree to which managers give priority to competing stakeholder claims.

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What are the attributes of dormant stakeholders? Mitchell 1997

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Possess power to impose their will on a firm, but lack a legitimate relationship or an urgent claim.

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What are the attributes of discretionary stakeholders? Mitchell 1997

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Possess legitimacy, but have no power to influence the firm and no urgent claims.

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What are the attributes of demanding stakeholders? Mitchell 1997

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Have urgent claims, but having neither power nor legitimacy.

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What are the attributes of dominant stakeholders? Mitchell 1997

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Are both powerful and legitimate.

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What are the attributes of dependent stakeholders? Mitchell 1997

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Have urgent and legitimate claims but lack power.

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What are the attributes of dangerous stakeholders? Mitchell 1997

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Characterised by urgency and power but lack legitimacy.

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What are the attributes of definitive stakeholders? Mitchell 1997

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Exhibit power, legitimacy, and urgency.

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How can latent stakeholders increase their salience? Mitchell 1997

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By acquiring one of the missing attributes: power, legitimacy, or urgency.

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What is the key to more effective management and a more useful theory of the firm in society? Mitchell 1997

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Focusing attention on salience in the manager-stakeholder relationships existing in a firm’s environment.

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What is the managerial perception of stakeholder attributes critical to? Mitchell 1997

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The manager’s view of stakeholder salience.

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What are the three features of stakeholder attributes? Mitchell 1997

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Variable status, perceptual quality, and variable consciousness and will.

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