Moral Issues in Business Australia New Zealand 3rd Edition Shaw Solutions Manual
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- ISBN-10 : 0170366693
- ISBN-13 : 978-0170366694
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Business ethics has an interdisciplinary character. Questions of economic policy and business practice intertwine with issues in politics, sociology, and organisational theory. Although business ethics remains anchored in philosophy, abstract questions in normative ethics and political philosophy mingle with analysis of practical problems and concrete moral dilemmas. Furthermore, business ethics is not just an academic study but also an invitation to reflect on our own values and on our own responses to the hard moral choices that the world of business can pose. The purpose of this text is fourfold: to expose students to the important moral issues that arise in various business contexts; to provide students with an understanding of the moral, social, and economic environments within which those problems occur; to introduce students to the ethical and other concepts that are relevant for resolving those problems; and to assist students in developing the necessary reasoning and analytical skills for doing so.
Table of contents:
Part 1 Seeing the moral dimension in business
1. The nature of morality: Why ethics in business matter
2. Normative theories of ethics
Part 2 Taking a moral position
3. The nature of capitalism
4. Corporate social responsibility *NEW*
5. Corporate governance *NEW*
6. The morality and ethics of consumption
7. International business: Moral and ethical issues and globalisation
8. Environmental ethics in business
Part 3 Ethics and human talent
9. The organisation: Ethical and moral issues
10. Ethics at work
Part 4 Managing business ethics
11. Ethics, leadership and culture
12. Putting it all together: Towards moral and ethical decision making