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Teaching Business Ethics: The Role of Ethics in Business and in Business Education
Journal of Business Ethics, 1997The paper begins with an examination of traditional attitudes towards business ethics. I suggest that these attitudes fail to recognize that a principal function of ethics is to facilitate cooperation. Further that despite the emphasis on competition in modern market economies, business like all other forms of social activity is possible only where ...
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Business Ethics in Ethics Committees?
The Hastings Center Report, 1990Business Ethics in Ethics Committees? A physical therapist employed at a physician-owned therapy service became distressed when the owner, an orthopedic surgeon, required the therapist to continue care for a patient beyond what could reasonably be documented as improvement.
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Business Ethics Quarterly, 2000
Abstract:Given that so many people think business ethics is oxymoronic, it might be prudent to investigate why and to determine what if any truth or partial truth they see. Thus, as a hueristic device, I propose to seriously examine the claim that business ethics is a contradiction in terms, and see what follows if business ethics is oxymoronic.
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Abstract:Given that so many people think business ethics is oxymoronic, it might be prudent to investigate why and to determine what if any truth or partial truth they see. Thus, as a hueristic device, I propose to seriously examine the claim that business ethics is a contradiction in terms, and see what follows if business ethics is oxymoronic.
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2023
This chapter introduces business ethics as a subdiscipline of ethics. Ethics concerns human (inter)action insofar as it relates to what is desirable or required from a fundamental perspective. Business ethics is the subdiscipline that deals with all issues of business that are directly or indirectly related to human actions, interactions or the ...
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This chapter introduces business ethics as a subdiscipline of ethics. Ethics concerns human (inter)action insofar as it relates to what is desirable or required from a fundamental perspective. Business ethics is the subdiscipline that deals with all issues of business that are directly or indirectly related to human actions, interactions or the ...
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Business Ethics as Personal Ethics
2016Business ethics is a major issue for most, if not all companies. This paper attempts a clarification of the composite of forces and influences involved in the business ethics world. Its performance is then assessed, resulting in a relative failure of the huge efforts of the business world in recent decades, as the public doubts the moral sincerity of ...
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Business Ethics: A European Review, 2004
In the following pages you can read the winning student entry in the postgraduate category of the first joint student competition in Business Ethics, sponsored by the Institute of Business Ethics (IBE) and the UK Association of the European Business Ethics Network (EBEN-UK).
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In the following pages you can read the winning student entry in the postgraduate category of the first joint student competition in Business Ethics, sponsored by the Institute of Business Ethics (IBE) and the UK Association of the European Business Ethics Network (EBEN-UK).
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Business, Ethics, and Business Ethics
1996Abstract What are a businessperson’s moral obligations? One might argue that being in business does not excuse immoral behavior and that therefore a businessperson’s moral obligations are essentially the same as those of anyone else; one might then infer that there are no interesting moral issues that relate just to business ...
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The Ethics of Teaching Business Ethics
Journal of Business Ethics Education, 2004This paper takes the form of a reflective dialogue between three teachers of business ethics working in different continents. Originating as a conference debate, it takes as its theme the notion of ideological "neutrality" and the role of the business ethics teacher. A position statement outlines an argument for "restraint" as a modern day Aristotleian
Lowry, D, Macfarlane, BJ, DesJardins, J
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Ethical Outcomes and Business Ethics: Toward Improving Business Ethics Education
Journal of Business Ethics, 2013Unethical conduct has reached crisis proportions in business (Walker et al., Wall Str J East Edn, 258(37):A1–A10, 2011) and on today’s college campuses (Burke et al., CPA J, 77(5):58–65, 2007). Despite the evidence that suggests that more than half of business students admit to dishonest practices (McCabe et al. 2006), only about 5 % of business school
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Business Ethics: Knowing Ourselves
Business Ethics Quarterly, 1994Abstract:The author argues that a continuing effort to avoid self-deception is the pre-requisite to any ethical analysis; that this effort cannot be altogether successful; that it is likely to even be dysfunctional in a variety of organizational contexts, perhaps particularly in the context of corporate middle management, but that it ought not ...
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