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	Title	Pub. Date	Duration
	The intellectual foundations of the shareholder value model	09 Mar 2010	00:01:28
Dr Mike Lucas of The Open University Business School explains how the experience of working and teaching in accounting and finance has forced him to a fundamental reappraisal of the idea that businesses’ objective is to maximise shareholder wealth.
	The case for shareholder wealth	09 Mar 2010	00:06:12
Alan Shipman of The Open University Economics Department recalls the origins and optimistic expectations of the shareholder value ‘revolution’, inspired by economic ideas of profit-maximisation and a political turn against profligate management.
	The problems with the shareholder value model	09 Mar 2010	00:00:39
Dr Mike Lucas probes the shareholder value model, identifying its adverse effects on employees, consumers, the social and natural environment – and ultimately on shareholders themselves.
	What went wrong with shareholder value?	09 Mar 2010	00:05:44
Alan Shipman examines the unintended fallout from the shareholder value ‘revolution’, and reasons for the rapid rise and fall of value-driven productivity and profits.
	An alternative framework	09 Mar 2010	00:02:22
Dr Mike Lucas outlines the key aspects of a Buddhist approach to business and economics, and its potential for a fundamental break from the individualism and constant expansionism of conventional economics.
	The implications of the Eightfold path	09 Mar 2010	00:01:44
Dr Mike Lucas explains the implications of a new business model based on Buddhist economics, and how it could promote a new governance structure re-connecting the corporation with the community.
	The implications of Buddhist Economics for a new business model	09 Mar 2010	00:01:30
Dr Mike Lucas looks at the social implications of a new business model based on Buddhist economics.
	Successful alternatives	09 Mar 2010	00:07:11
Alan Shipman highlights the range of partnership, family, mutual and cooperative enterprises which have successfully resisted pressures to become a ‘public limited company’, and whose market leadership adds to the pressure to reform the shareholder model.
	How would conventional accounting change?	09 Mar 2010	00:01:03
Dr Mike Lucas assesses the changes to conventional accounting methods, and management teaching, that would be needed to establish a new business model based on Buddhist economics.
	Economics and accounting of the future?	09 Mar 2010	00:15:57
Alan Shipman and Dr Mike Lucas of The Open University discuss the problems of adopting new business models in a world where accounting and business education are still dominated by profit-maximising ‘shareholder value’, and the challenges ahead for those pursuing a Buddhist economics alternative.

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