Cutting-Edge Issues in Business Ethics: Continental Challenges to Tradition and Practice (Paperback)

Foreword; P. Werhane. 1. Introduction; M. Painter-Morland. 2. Moral agency re-envisioned. 2.1 Integrating ethics all the way through: The issues of moral agency reconsidered; Rosenthal, Buchholz. 2.2 How do we live the questions? On depth psychology, management education and sustainability; M. Simms. 2.3 Business strategy and poverty alleviation; A. Singer. 'It's Business: we're soldiers': The Sopranos, Business Ethics, and this American thing of ours; P. Steeves. 2.4 Organizational moral distress; A.E. Mills, P. Werhane. 3. Ethics withing contemporary corporate environments. 3.1 A Whole new world: Is corporate governance an obstacle to redefining success? Some thoughts on shareholder ownership and the pursuit of multiple objectives; J. Boatright. 3.2 Moral imagination, trading zones and converging techonologies; M.E. Gorman. 3.3 Organization values in a cyber workplace: The ethical challenges of managing a 24/7 workforce; C.F. Piazza. 3.4 New study shows responsible corporations having good governance return better financial performance; C.C. Verschoor. 3.5 Rethinking ethics initiatives: Considerations from teoretical physics in imbuing ethics all the way through organizations; W. Brown. 3.6 Ethics as a compliance requirement; M. Painter-Morland. 4. Business ethics pedagogy. 4.1 Moral imagination and the practice of architecture; J. Collier. 4.2 Ethics lost: The seventeen millisecond neurobiological hijacking of reason; D. Drehmer. 4.3 An extreme example? Using Arendt's Eichman in Jerusalem in the Business Ethics Classroom; P. Gratton. 4.4 Business ethics, social entrepeneurship, and service learning: a natural partnership; G. Vega.