Business Ethics Introduction to the Ethics of Values
Publisher: Bookboon.com
Published: 2013
ISBN-13: 9788740306903
Table of contents: title: Content; title: 1. Introduction; title: 1.1. The basic question of ethics; title: 1.2. Why we have to study ethics; title: 1.3. Other reasons for studying ethics; title: 1.4. The reasons for studying business ethics; title: 2. Introduction to Ethics; title: 2.1. The meaning of the word ‘ethics’; title: 2.2. Ethics in the ethos; title: 2.3. Ethics in morality; title: 2.4. Autonomous, heteronomous, theonomous; title: 2.5. Definition of ethics; title: 2.6. Goals of ethical study; title: 3. Ethics by Recognition Aims; title: 3.1. System classification of ethics; title: 3.2. Descriptive ethics; title: 3.3. Normative ethics; title: 3.4. Meta-ethics; title: 3.5. Graphical depiction; title: 4. Normative Ethics Schools; title: 4.1. Ancient hedonism; title: 4.2. Utilitarianism; title: 4.3. Empiristic ethics; title: 4.4. Ethics by norms or principles; title: 4.5. Casuistic ethics; title: 4.6. Situation ethics; title: 4.7. Ethics of reckoning; title: 4.8. Deontological ethics; title: 4.9. Ethics of responsibility; title: 5. Ethics by Orientation; title: 5.1. Applied ethics; title: 5.2. Anthropological orientation; title: 6. Business Ethics; title: 6.1. Values in business ethics; title: 6.2. Freedom; title: 6.3. Justice; title: 6.4. Responsibility; title: 6.5. Trust; title: 6.6. Progress; title: 6.7. Prosperity; title: 6.8. Sustainability; title: 6.9. Rationality; title: 7. Introduction to Case studies; title: 7.1. Case study; title: 7.2. Definition of the case study for ethics; title: 8. Case: Students‘ thesis; title: 8.1. Introduction; title: 8.2. Case analysis from different schools of normative ethics perspective; title: 9. Case: Loyal employee; title: 9.1. Introduction; title: 9.2. Analysis of the case from the perspective of different schools of normative ethics; title: 10. Literature