Environmental challenges to business
By: Joel Reichart and Patricia H. Werhane, editors.
Contributors: Reichart, Joel.; Werhane, Patricia Hogue.; Society for Business Ethics.
Series: The Ruffin series ;; no. 2
Publisher: Society for Business Ethics
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Bowling Green, Ohio
Language: eng
Number of pages: 249
Subjects: Business ethics.; Environmental ethics.; Industries -- Environmental aspects.; Social responsibility of business.; Environmental protection -- Economic aspects.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Partnership ethics: business and the environment -- C. Merchant; title: Partners, business and the environment -- G. Brenkert; title: Ecocentering strategic management -- P. Shrivastava; title: Integrating the social contract and the ecological approach -- L. Westra; title: Do we consume too much?/ M. Sagoff --; title: Toward a new ethic of production and consumption -- R. Buchholz; title: The four good reasons for limiting consumption : a pragmatic perspective -- S. Rosenthal; title: How much is too much? -- E. Partridge; title: Sagoff's environmentalism : an economic and ethical critique -- G. Sollars and R. Freeman; title: A boat for Thoreau -- W. McDonough; title: Imaginative design challenges to "Do we consume too much?" -- M. Gorman; title: Toward a life-centered ethic for business -- R. Freeman and J. Reichart; title: Clearing the way for a life-centered ethics for business -- B. Norton; title: Ethics and the challenge of low dose exposures -- K. Shrader-Frechette; title: Getting the lead out : grab-bag ethics in environmental policymaking -- V. Thomson; title: Global economy; global environment : relationships and regimes -- L. Preston; title: A scaffold for Muir : a logic for environmental protection -- L. Newton; title: Earth : a spiritual stakeholder -- E. Stead and J. Stead.