Current Issues in Business EthicsPeter W. F. Davies Psychology Press, 1997 - 204 lappuses In this collection of essays, current issues in business ethics are explored and discussed by leading authorites in the field. A first part analyzes the deeper questions which underlie business activities, arguing that the prime object for a legitimate business must be sustainability. A second part outlines the issues around the relationship between individuals and businesses, and asks whether businesses can support their emplyees as an alternative to family and church. In a final part the impact of most recent trends in business is discussed:* the activities of multinational companies* the changing gender balance* privatization and the loss of power of trade unions Current issues in Business Ethics presents a comprehensive and structured overview of this rapidly changing area. Complete with in-depth introductions and suggestions for further reading, it will be invaluable to all students interested in the ethics of business. |
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SEARCHING FOR | 11 |
An industrial democracy perspective | 17 |
Conclusions | 24 |
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND ETHICS | 39 |
Selfregulation or legislation? | 47 |
Discerning investors | 53 |
the relationship between | 61 |
Notes | 85 |
SOME USES AND ABUSES | 97 |
a forum for moral dialogue | 104 |
Some current trends and their impact | 119 |
BUSINESS ETHICS AND THE CHANGING | 134 |
THE CASE OF | 153 |
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Ethics for International Business: Decision Making in a Global Political Economy John M. Kline Priekšskatījums nav pieejams - 2005 |