Business ethics in the social context [electronic resource] : law, profits, and the evolving moral practice of business /
Newton, Lisa.author.
The book tracks the rise of Business Ethics as a discipline in the United States through a review of the basic understandings of the role of business practices in the operations of society, beginning with Aristotle and proceeding to a review of the formative concepts and cases in the history of American business.
Description based upon print version of record.
Includes bibliographical references.
Prefatory Note -- Introduction:  The Nature of this text -- Chapter 1.   Can Business Be a Moral Enterprise? -- Chapter 2.  Employee Rights and Responsibilities The Internal Constituencies of Business -- Chapter 3: Customers, Community, and World: The External Constituencies of Business.
The book tracks the rise of Business Ethics as a discipline in the United States through a review of the basic understandings of the role of business practices in the operations of society, beginning with Aristotle and proceeding to a review of the formative concepts and cases in the history of American business.
Ethics.
Business ethics.
Philosophy and social sciences.
Law and economics.
Ethics.
Business Ethics.
Philosophy of the Social Sciences.
Law and Economics.
SpringerBriefs in Ethics