Activisme des actionnaires et responsabilité sociale de l'entreprise au Japon

Shareholder Activism and Corporate Social Responsibility in Japan. Shareholder activism has grown in popularity during the last decade (first in the US, followed by Europe, then Japan) as a reaction to management latitude. Shareholder activism is defined as shareholders claiming their power as company owners to influence a corporation's behavior. One of the most common issues addressed through shareholder activism is the topic of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), or how a company takes into account shareholders (and other stakeholders) rights. This paper deals with the contemporary development of shareholder activism in Japan from the perspective of CSR

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