Titlebook: Business Ethics in Theory and Practice; Contributions from A Patricia H. Werhane,Alan E. Singer Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Media B

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Rethinking the Presuppositions of Business Ethic—From an Aristotelian Approach to Confucian Ethicsoral principles? This discussion relates to the question whether there are differences between corporate morality and individual morality. Is the morality of a corporation merely an extension of that of an individual, and hence do we need only to transfer those moral principles and norms established

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Varieties of Progress: Commercial, Moral and Otherwiselaim notwithstanding, progress has surely been made in technology. Further, although scientific progress has undoubtedly made progressive technological change possible, science has notably been heavily dependent upon technology, given the incessant call in the sciences for measuring devices of incre

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Melkie Getnet Tadesse,Jörn Felix LübbenOne frequently reads of a need to change our way of thinking, particularly on such matters as competition, organisational design, the environment, or preventing poverty. The diverse contributions in this volume might help us to see that “. way” refers to many cultures and many nations. It is not just American and European thinking that progresses.

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