Manufacturing Morals: The Values of Silence in Business School Education
“Manufacturing Morals is a fun read. It’s packed with stories about what  it’s like to teach at a leading (arguably, the leading) business  school… and is a useful guide to creating corporate culture via ‘vocal  silence.’” - Ted Kinni, Strategy+Business“The book offers a peek inside one of the most storied and prestigious business schools in the country” - Publishers Weekly"Manufacturing Morals demolishes conventional notions about business and morality as separate spheres. With Michel Anteby as our expert guide we are taken into an extraordinary journey of how Harvard Business School constructs its complex moral world. With exquisite style, subtle arguments, and fascinating observations, Anteby lays out a new theory of organizational morality. A crucial contribution to the sociology of organizations and culture." (Viviana Zelizer, author of Economic Lives: How Culture Shapes the Economy)“Michel Anteby’s spare but well-chosen words offer an up-close and personal look at the inner workings of what many call the West Point of American capitalism. Theory and reflexivity intermingle as the quotidian manners and mores, rituals and routines absorbed by junior faculty members at the school are put forth and sharply interrogated.Manufacturing Morals is a deft reimagining of organizational silence as sometimes a message, a provocation, a comfort, or an excuse.”