Collected papers of Barry Castro
Subtitle: 1968 to 2005
By: edited by Leslie Newman ; presented by the Business Ethics Center, Grand Valley State University
Contributors: Newman, Leslie; Grand Valley State University. Business Ethics Center
Publisher: Business Ethics Center, Grand Valley State University
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Grand Rapids, MI
Language: eng
Number of pages: 378
Subjects: Business ethics; Study and teaching; Industries; Social aspects; Higher Education
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / Leslie Newman; title: Scientific opportunities foregone because of more readily available federal support for research in experimental than theoretical physics; title: Toward experimental economics / (with Kenneth Weingarten); title: Videotaped dialogues in economics; title: Hostos: report from a ghetto college; title: Report to the Model Cities Higher Education Facility; title: Report to the Grand Rapids Higher Education Facility / (with Jack Mingo); title: Review of Robert Coles' The privileged ones; title: William James: a report on the prospects for the integration of liberal and career education in an American college; title: Memorandum: the essence of William James College; title: Orwell: praising famous men; title: Outside the ivory tower: learning about education in the workplace; title: Toward educational excellence: a report from the Collegiate School of Business; title: Middle management blues: notes from Hill Street; title: Professional and liberal education: the urgency of the present moment; title: Said's orientalism again; title: The ethics of the premises: the premises of the ethics / (with Stephen T. Margulis); title: The professional ethics course as an opportunity to reassess professional curricula; title: Business ethics and business education: a report from a regional state university; title: Truth as our most important process: some reflections on quality and ethics in the workplace; title: Review of I.F. Stone's The trial of Socrates; title: Socrates, business education, and business ethics; title: Socrates and trust in the workplace; title: Socrates in Dallas: managing the facilites; title: Review: A. Pablo Iannone's Contemporary moral controversies in business; title: Consulting with Plato: business education and business ethics; title: Local knowledge: getting business ethics off the fast track; title: Doing business ethics in the university: a conversation about the disciplinary contexts which inform our work and constrain our abilities to engage each other's ideas; title: A progress report on a continuing inquiry into the business ethics literature; title: Recapitulating; title: Business ethics: knowing ourselves; title: business ethics, oxymorons, and all of that; title: Ethical issues in investment / (with Frank Griggs); title: Business ethics: some observations on the relationship between training, affiliation, and disciplinary drift; title: Manufacturing jobs, local ownership, and the social health of cities: a research note; title: Polis and Polis; title: Gifts and obligations; title: Faust and the ethos of business: a report from Grand Rapids, Ciudad Juarez, and Muskegon; title: Review: Uncompromising integrity, Motorola's global challenge; title: Business ethics and family business: engaging the communities we serve; title: Business ethics: brightening the corner where we are; title: Labor unions; title: Conservative values and business community: a report from Grand Rapids; title: Collaborating with Plato; title: The division of labor and the noble lie: a reflection on the relationship of economic necessity to consciousness in Plato, Smith, Frost, and Rodenberry.