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Business professionals and business managers are guilty of malpractice when they fail to meet the high standards of conduct and ethics governing their professions or when they engage in conduct that injures others.

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This compelling work draws on the experiences of America's most successful business leaders to examine the issue of character in business.

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This format allows for wide-angled coverage and will thus be useful to a broad range of readers: professionals and students of philosophy, professional ethics, business ethics, social psychology and the sociology of values will all find this an informative and valuable source.

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Pragmatism, often misunderstood as a triumph of pure effectiveness, is actually a process by which people, through action, reveal and develop themselves using virtue and value.

In Part I, Fontrodona considers human action not only from the viewpoint of its effectiveness, but also from its purposefulness.

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Sims (business administration, College of William and Mary, Virginia) speaks to other teachers of business ethics. Rather than provide a list of cases or other materials to use in the classroom, he addresses what he considers important process issues that must be dealt with to increase the effective

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Even better, the book offers methods for solving key problems businesses face day in and day out.

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This volume represents discussion and comments from a conference of academics, corporate executives, and federal officials examining the ethics of mergers, acquisitions, and takeovers.

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In viewing business people's lack of voice on moral convictions as a moral silence, deafness and blindness, this work argues that the practice of ethics is a form of communication. It focuses on the factors that stifle communication and contains numerous case studies from business life.

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It's not that most businesspeople lack moral convictions. Rather, they tend not to voice them and are inattentive when others do. Bird sees this behavior as moral silence, deafness, and blindness, and, following this analogy to the senses, he argues that the practice of ethics is a form of communica

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This work frames debates on gender, ethics, business, and economics and serves as an exemplar for the critical treatment of basic human concerns.

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This work frames debates on gender, ethics, business, and economics and serves as an exemplar for the critical treatment of basic human concerns.

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In the first book of its kind to address office support staff rather than management, business ethics expert Nan DeMars documents 100 provocative examples of complex office situations--and offers thoughtful, practical solutions to each scenario.

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In Corporate Social Responsibility in an Age of Existential Threats, Professor Horrigan brings a unique blend of academic, practical and policy expertise to his insightful and provocative discussion of these topics.

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An important and eye-opening look at the power of defiance, of saying 'No' in a world that demands 'Yes'.

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A handbook for aligning personal values with work and sustainability issues, to create profitable, ethical and long-lasting businesses.

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From the creators of the theory of ethical blindness, an investigation into how corporate scandals happen, revealing the common pattern behind them and how your organization can avoid them

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Examines the ways we overestimate our ability to do what is right and how we act unethically without meaning to. This title investigates the nature of ethical failures in the business world and beyond, and illustrate how we can become more ethical, bridging the gap between who we are and who we want to be.