(Paperback)

Finance Ethics is not just a moral critique of the finance paradigm, arguing that self-interested profit making must be constrained by ethics. Rather, it is a critique from within that paradigm, in which truth becomes a rational mechanism to enforce contracts, and virtuous behavior is shown to make the most business sense.

(Hardback)

The manager views his or her role as essentially artistic, seeking excellence in the craft rather than the pursuit of profit as the highest good.

Parts one and two describe the existing models of management, the technical manager and the moral manager, and explain why they are no longer suitable.