Lessons in corporate governance from the Jesuits | Aeon Essays
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As corporations struggle to survive in a more uncertain world, they should look to the success of the Society of Jesus
Would you give your money to someone who will seek to maximise their returns rather than yours? The answer is likely ‘No!’ However, as Voltaire warned us, in the corporate world common sense is not very common. Workers, suppliers and lenders provide the corporation with their resources but these are used in the interest of shareholders first. We take the primacy of shareholder value so much for granted that we forget that other and more democratic forms of governance are possible and have, even in our relatively recent history, governed organisations, economies and societies with historic…
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