Business Ethics: Critical Perspectives on Business and Management, Volume 1

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Alan R. Malachowski
Taylor & Francis, 2001 - 318 pages
 

Contents

business ethics comes of age
1
Case study techniques
4
Are markets morally free zones?
5
defining its nature and importance
7
The case method
18
How to think systematically about business ethics
21
Is business ethics possible? Some sceptical arguments
36
Limits to competition
43
entrepreneurship and corporate practices
126
Business ethics and organisational change
130
International business ethics
148
Groundwork for a phenomenology of business values
150
The Aristotelean approach to business ethics
157
Is the ethics of business changing?
171
a real issue?
172
Does business ethics make economic sense?
198

searching for an authentic role
45
Analyzing moral cases in European business
51
Nature and value of management ethics
55
the importance of an ethical perspective
66
PART 1
69
Applied philosophy and business ethics
76
Capitalism and consumer sovereignty
84
Moral issues in business
91
Management studies and researching business deviance
109
Advertising and behavior control
112
Ethics diversity and organizational performance
120
Constructing a social contract for business
209
The Ford Pinto 73
221
Supererogation and business ethics
233
Macline the commercial value of ethical management
236
Management women and the new facts of life
242
The political theory of organizations and business ethics
244
An integrative model for understanding and managing ethical
262
Business and environmental ethics
270
some issues
284
Index 255
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