Responsabilidad Moral Colectiva. El estatus ontológico de las organizaciones y los límites de la comunidad moral
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https://doi.org/10.55444/2451.7321.2005.v43.n1.3811Keywords:
administración de empresas, responsabilidad social, cultura corporativa, objetivos de la firmaAbstract
El estatus ontológico y moral de entidades colectivas ha sido y es objetode debate recurrente en filosofía, ciencias sociales, derecho y ética aplicada.Individualismo y colectivismo moral son las dos tesis clásicas que seofrecen para justificar o descartar la consideración de las organizacionescomo agentes morales. Lo que está en juego en última instancia es ladiscusión de la naturaleza misma y el concepto de organización como unaentidad diferente de la sumatoria de los miembros que la componen. Eneste artículo se examina el debate sobre la agencia moral de las organizacionespresentando e interpelando los argumentos de ambas teorías y lasimplicancias teóricas, metodológicas y prácticas que emanan de esta discusión.
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