Title:
Ethics in business and economics
Series:
The international library of management
Publication Information:
Aldershots, Hants. : Dartmouth Pub., 1997
Physical Description:
2v
ISBN:
9781855215856
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Summary
Summary
As part of The International Library of Management series, this two-volume set investigates ethics in business and economics.
Table of Contents
| Volume I |
| Part 1 Ethics in Economic and Social Systems |
| The Nature of Business Ethic: The status of business ethics: past and futureRichard DeGeorge |
| Toward a unified conception of business ethics: integrative social contracts theoryThomas Donaldson and Thomas W. Dunfee |
| Moral responsibility in the age of bureaucracyDavid Luban and Alan Strudler and David Wasserman |
| If Homo Economicus could choose his own utility function would he want one with a conscience?Robert Frank |
| Why the law can't do itChristopher Stone |
| Part 2 Ethics and Economic Theory |
| The moral standing of the marketAmartya Sen |
| Social responsibility and economic efficiencyKenneth J. Arrow |
| Does studying economics inhibit cooperation?Robert Frank and Thomas Gilovich and Dennis Regan |
| The dynamics of business ethics and economic activityThomas Noe and Michael Rebello |
| Part 3 Ethics in International Business |
| Relativism and Convention |
| A critique of cultural relativismCarl Wellman |
| The moral authority of transnational corporate codes |
| Obligations of Multinationals: Moral minimums for multinationalsThomas Donaldson |
| The moral obligations of multinational corporationsN. Bowie |
| International business ethics and the common goodManuel Velasquez |
| Ethical dilemmas for multinational enterprise: a philosophical overviewRichard DeGeorge |
| Part 4 Ethics and Organizations: The Nature and Function of the Corporation |
| The social responsibility of business is to increase its profitsMilton Friedmann |
| Constructing a social contract for businessThomas Donaldson |
| The corporation as a moral personP. French |
| Toward CSR3: why ethical analysis is indispensable and unavoidable in corporate affairsWilliam Frederick |
| Stakeholder Management: Stakeholder theory of the corporation: concepts, evidence and implicationsThomas Donaldson and Lee E. Preston |
| Business ethics and stakeholder analysisK.E. Goodpaster |
| A stakeholder theory of the modern corporation: Kantian CapitalismWilliam Evan and Edward R. Freeman |
| The stakeholder theory of the firm: a methodology to generate value matrix weightsJamshid Hosseini and Steven Brenner |
| Part 5 Ethics and Corporate Financial Performance |
| Corporate social performance revisitedDonna J. Wood |
| Stakeholder management and corporate performanceL.E. Preston and H.J. Sapienza |
| Part 6 Ethics within the organization |
| Moral mazes: bureaucracy and managerial workRobert Jackell |
| The organizational bases of ethical work climatesB. Victor and J. Cullen |
| Managing for organizational integrityLyn Paine |
| Employee and employer rights in an institutional contextPatricia H. Werhane |
| Volume II Managerial Decision Making |
| Moral Psychology and Business Ethics: Ethical decision making in organizations: a person-situation interactionist modelLinda Trevino |
| Adapting Kohlberg to enhance the assessment of managers' moral reasoningJames Weber |
| A conceptual model of corporate moral developmentEric Reidenbach and Donald Robin |
| A contingency framework for understanding ethical decision-making in marketingO.C. Ferrell and L.G. Gresham |
| Ethical decision making by individuals in organizations: an issue-contingent modelThomas Jones |
| Toward the development of a multidimensional scale for improvising evaluations of business ethicsEric R. Reidenbach and Donald Robin |
| Is the ethics of business changing? Steve Brenner and Earl Molander |
| Part 2 Specific Topics in Business Ethics |
| Insider Trading |
| What is really unethical about insider trading?Jennifer Moore |
| The ethics of insider tradingGary Lawson |
| Environmental Issues: Hazardous wastes: ethical dilemmas of ends and means, heroes and villainsPaul Steidlemeier |
| Exporting hazardsHenry Shue |
| Business and environmental ethicsMichael Hoffman |
| Regulating the international trade in hazardous pesticides: closing the accountability gapLynn Paine |
| Negotiation: Is business bluffing ethical?Albert Carr |
| When is it legal to lie in negotiations?Richard G. Shell |
| Second thoughts about bluffingThomas Carson |
| Discrimination: Management, women and the new facts of lifeFelice N. Schwartz |
| Sexual harassmentSusan M. Dodds and Lucy Frost and Robert Pargetter and Elizabeth W. Prior |
| Classification by race in compensatory programsJ.W. Nickel |
| Rights vs. Loyalty: Can I be blamed for obeying orders?R.M. Hare |
| Corporate attorney whistle blowing: devising a proper standardT.W. Dunfee and V.C. Maurer |
| Compensation and Control: Control system and task environment effects on ethical judgement: an exploratory study of industrial salespeopleD.C. Robertson and E. Anderson |
| Accounting: A multidimensional analysis of selected issues in accountingSteven Flory and Thomas Phillips and Eric Reidenbach and Donald Robin |
| Part 3 Business Ethics Pedagogy |
| The Distinctiveness of Business Ethics |
| Can business ethics be taught? Empirical evidenceThomas Jones |
| What's the matter with business ethics?Andrew Stark |
| Wounded but wiser: reflections on teaching ethics to MBA students Jeanne Leidka |
| Teaching Strategies: Integrating ethics into the business school curriculumThomas Dunfee and Diana Robertson |
| From Theory to practice: faculty training in business ethicsJohn Bostright |
| What's the point of a business ethics course?Ronald F. Duska |
