Ethics and Business: An Introduction (Cambridge Applied Ethics)
"Last month we completed our first undergraduate business ethics course and thanks to your book it was a great success. Much discussion, good theoretical base for student case presentations, useful examples and easy to teach from."--Professor Marjo Lips-Wiersma, University of Canterbury, New Zealand"...The writing is clear and accessible. Gibson has chosen contemporary cases that students can relate to involving companies they have heard of - Nike, Wal-Mart, Enron, Shell - and issues they are no doubt engaged with - pornography, sweat shops, drug use, discrimination, and so on. As a result, any student who reads and works through Gibson's book will get a solid introduction to many of the issues and concepts central to business ethics.... Gibson's book is thoughtful, sensitive to many of the controversies among business-ethics theoreticians, and clearly the product of many years of reading and thinking through the world of business, ethics, and philosophy...."--Stephen R. C. Hicks, Professor of Philosophy, Executive Director, The Center for Ethics and Entrepreneurship, Rockford College, Teaching Philosophy