They call them “stakeholders,” with the solemnity of a boardroom oath and the smug assurance of men who have never had to itemize survival. It is a word that arrives polished – corporate, neutral, faintly benevolent. In its imported form, it suggests a table where all are seated, a process where all are heard, a […]
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