The Ethics of International Business (The Ruffin Series in Business Ethics)
"[A] classic in the field....one of the few book-length treatments of moral issues in international business...for the international manager who wants a basic framework for resolving ethical issues, Donaldson provides an in-depth understanding."--Ethical Management"Very helpful and in-depth look at the complexities of international business."--Scott B. Rae, Talbot School of Theology"An excellent overview of an area of ethics which is emerging as one of the most vital concerns of our era.  It is a welcome addition to the literature."--Albert A. Anderson, Babson College"Perfectly suitable for my course and the only one that I have found of its kind."--Joseph M. Bearson, Eckerd College"Maximizes the possibilities of social contract theory to locate corporations in a context of moral discourse....An appropriate blend of analytic and prescriptive moral reasoning."--Ronald Stone, Pittsburgh Theological Seminary"Recommended for all my students and particularly for international business and business policy courses. Students need to integrate business ethics into their management frame of reference, and this book helps to do that!--Louis L. Moon, Eastern Oregon State College"Accessible to an audience possessing little familiarity with contemporary moral theory, but it is also worth the time of moral philosophers....Provides a valuable opportunity to think about the normative impmlications of relativism."--Ethics"Very helpful in thinking through the complex world of international business practices and cultures."--Walter D. Scott, Kellogg Graduate School of Management"Very useful."--Robert S. Inglis, Palm Beach Atlantic College"Well-written, very good."--Rotgert E. Drive, Houston Baptist University