The Balanced Company: A Corporate Integrity Theory
`A major contribution to the literature on business ethics and corporate responsibility. Their book combines clear writing with a knowledgeable, insightful and comprehensive examination of a huge body of theory and literature on their subject. Their corporate integrity model provides a coherent framework for analysis of the major ethical dilemmas facing modern corporations. This is a thoughtful and thorough book for serious readers wanting to make sense of the corporation's many ethical dilemmas.' Robert J. DeFillippi, Professor of Management, Sawyer School of Management,  Suffolk University, Boston`This book is novel and provocative.  The authors move from detailed facts to abstract theories - and back again - and from concrete challenges faced by living corporations to speculation about broad societal challenges - and back again - as if they were speaking of one, seamless ethical, practical world. At the present time there is nothing like this book on the market.' Thomas Donaldson, Mark O. Winkelman Professor and Professor of Legal Studies,  The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania`The Balanced Company delivers valuable insight for twenty-first-century leadership in a new age of global business practice. Business organizations wishing to succeed over the long term will increasingly govern themselves by the universal principles of integrity; creating corporate cultures that are defined by values that set a strong and clear ethical tone for employees.' Stephen G. Butler, Chairman, KPMG