Rethinking Business Ethics
A Pragmatic Approach
Published on 2. December 1999
Book
Hardback
224 pages
978-0-19-511736-3 (ISBN)
Description
This book utilizes the vision offered by classical American pragmatism as a conceptual framework for rethinking business ethics.
Reviews / Votes
With the increasing understanding of the impact of economic development on peacebuilding, this book can be recommended to peace researchers as an inspiration to rethink these matters * Journal of Peace Research *More details
Series
Language
English
Place of publication
New York
United States
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Height: 240 mm
Width: 161 mm
Thickness: 17 mm
Weight
499 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-19-511736-3 (9780195117363)
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Additional editions
E-Book
10/1999
1st Edition
OUP eBook
€88.49
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Persons
Sandra Rosenthal is Provost Distinguished Professor of Philosophy and Rogene Buchholtz is Legendre-Soule Professor of Business Ethics, both at Loyola University of New Orleans.
Content
Part One: A Conceptual Framework for Business Ethics
1: Moral Pluralism and the Decision Making Self
2: The Emergence of Value and the Nature of Moral Reasoning
3: The Normative-Empirical Split: Reality or Illusion?
4: Neo-Pragmatism Without Pragmatism: A Look at Rorty
Part Two: Business in its Diverse Model Environments
5: Business in its Cultural Environment: Changing Conceptual Frameworks
6: Business in its Natural Environment: Toward a Unifying Moral Framework
7: Business in its Technological Environment
8: Business in its Public Policy Environment
9: Business in its Global Environment
Part Three: The Nature of the Corporation
10: Pragmatism and Contemporary Business Ethics Perspectives on the Firm
11: A Pragmatic Theory of the Corporation
12: Corporate Leadership
1: Moral Pluralism and the Decision Making Self
2: The Emergence of Value and the Nature of Moral Reasoning
3: The Normative-Empirical Split: Reality or Illusion?
4: Neo-Pragmatism Without Pragmatism: A Look at Rorty
Part Two: Business in its Diverse Model Environments
5: Business in its Cultural Environment: Changing Conceptual Frameworks
6: Business in its Natural Environment: Toward a Unifying Moral Framework
7: Business in its Technological Environment
8: Business in its Public Policy Environment
9: Business in its Global Environment
Part Three: The Nature of the Corporation
10: Pragmatism and Contemporary Business Ethics Perspectives on the Firm
11: A Pragmatic Theory of the Corporation
12: Corporate Leadership