Stakeholder Analysis: Using the Jigsaw Method for Ethical Dilemmas in Business
- Leigh Wood
- Peter Dixon
Abstract
Stakeholder analysis is an essential part of business education as students develop awareness of the different perspectives that influence business and the difficult decisions made by business, government and communities. An important aspect of learning is to think critically about who is presenting the viewpoint and the conclusions they have drawn. We have found that the Jigsaw Method is a powerful way to learn the importance of different viewpoints in the teaching of ethical practice and sustainability.
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- DOI:10.5539/ass.v7n4p77
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