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Article reprinted by permission of the Wisconsin Law Review. HARRINGTON Matthew P., "The Law-Finding Function of the American Jury", Copyright (1999) by The Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System.

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Corporate law integrates a stakeholder conception through the comprehensive meaning of the best interests of the corporation. In this paper, I address criticisms about classical definition of the firm’s purpose. Even if American law is more discreet and uncertain, it is possible to defend a broad conception of the best interests of the corporation. The interests of Canadian and French firms include their partners. While the notion of intérêt social is debatable in France, Canada has recently modified its point of view regarding the purpose of the firm. Indeed, the decision of the Supreme Court of Canada Magasins à rayons Peoples Inc. (Syndic de) v. Wise in 2004 changed the concept of corporate law. With respect to fiduciary duties, the Supreme Court set aside the traditional interpretation of the “best interests of the corporation” which gave primacy to shareholders’ interests. The Court held that the expression “best interests of the corporation” refers to the maximization of the corporation’s value. This innovative vision of the best interest of the corporation introduces stakeholder theory and corporate social responsibility (CSR) into corporate law and provides a new field for the firm’s management to frame their responsibilities. This paper concludes with an extended discussion of the implications of stakeholder and CSR influence for the future of corporate law, economy and financial researches.

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Dans un rapport publié au dernier trimestre 2009, le comité sur le gouvernement d’entreprise de l’American Bar Association présente les transformations qui affectent les entreprises américaines depuis quelques années et se montre favorable à une adaptation des principes de bonne gouvernance. A l’instar des prises de position à l’échelon international ou européen, l’American Bar Association propose une redéfinition des responsabilités du conseil d’administration et des actionnaires. Ainsi, si le conseil d’administration se voit renforcer dans son rôle d’organe élu devant inscrire son action dans une démarche de long-terme, les actionnaires sont encouragés à adopter un comportement proactif en donnant à leur droit de vote toute l’importance qu’il mérite. Ce document de l’ABA constitue une précieuse réflexion sur l’avenir du corporate governance, tant la transformation des pouvoirs économiques que constate l’American Bar Association ne se cantonne pas aux frontières états-uniennes.