Perspectives on philosophy of management and business ethics : including a special section on business and human rights /: including a special section on business and human rights. ([2017])

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Jacob Dahl Rendtorff, editor.
• Editors: Rendtorff, Jacob Dahl, 1965-
• Other Names: European Business Ethics Network, Research Conference
• Contents: Preface: Perspectives on Philosophy of Management and Business Ethics -With a special Section on Business and Human Rights; Jacob Dahl Rendtorff -- I. Business Ethics, Philosophy of Management and Theory of Leadership -- Business ethics, Philosophy of Management and Theory of Leadership; Jacob Dahl Rendtorff -- Universal Ideology and Ethical Strategy; Alan E Singer -- A Genealogy of the Gift; Germán Scalzo -- To Be or Not to Be a Dot? Philosophy of Management and the Subjective Body; Ghislain Deslandes -- A narrative research design into moral courage of financial professionals; Marion Smit -- Understanding value conflict to engage SME managers with business greening; Sarah Williams, Anja Schaefer and Richard Blundel -- My brother's keeper: a new phase in the debate on corporate responsibility; Johan Wempe and Willeke Slingerland -- Norms for networks: a contractarian approach to corruption; Willeke Slingerland -- Compliancy, Global Ethos and Corporate Wisdom: Values Strategies as an increasingly critical competitive advantage; Friedrich Glauner -- Mind the gap -- the business ethics fallacy. Dispositional Attribution of Corporate Executives: Is self-interest a conscious decision or a state of mind?; Julian Clarke -- Honour as the (new) Foundational Virtue for Responsible Leadership in the Banking Sector. A Theoretico-conceptual Analysis; Johan Bouwer -- Ethical issues in e-commerce: A renewed analysis based on the multiplicity of customer relationships; Magnus Frostenson, Nina Hasche, Sven Helin and Frans Prenkert -- Whistleblowing and the Indonesian tax department: A framework for analysis (Research in process); Bitra Suyatno, Anona Armstrong and Keith Thomas -- II. Business and Human Rights -- Business Responsibility for Human Rights Violations From a Theoretical Perspective: Towards a Moral Division of Labour; Aurora Voiculescu -- Who cares whose cars? A philosophical analysis of the business and human rights conundrum; Ana-Maria Pascal -- How to accomplish Corporate Social Responsibility for Human Rights -- A Case Study on the Nicaraguan Sugarcane Industry; Anita Aufrecht -- Connecting Corporate Human Rights Responsibilities and State Obligations under the UN Guiding Principles: Communication and Human Rights Due Diligence; Karin Buhmann -- Philanthropy and Human Rights in Business Ethics; Øjvind Larsen -- The Economics of Nonsense upon Stilts Basic Human Rights and Economic Analysis; Jörg Althammer -- Enlightened International Corporate Social Responsibility, Corporate Social Irresponsibility, and Human Rights; Aloys Prinz -- Power and weaknesses of the idea of natural rights; Giuseppe Franco -- List of contributors.
• Publisher Details: Cham, Switzerland : Springer
• Publication Date: 2017
• Extent: 1 online resource
• Subjects: 174/.4; Philosophy; Business ethics -- Congresses; Management -- Philosophy -- Congresses; Social responsibility of business -- Congresses; Human rights -- Congresses; PHILOSOPHY -- Essays; PHILOSOPHY -- Reference; Management; Ethiek; Mensenrechten; Business ethics; Human rights; Management -- Philosophy; Social responsibility of business; Business & Economics -- Business Ethics; Business ethics & social responsibility; Business ethics; Social responsibility of busines; Conference papers and proceedings; Electronic books
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9783319469737; 3319469738
• Related ISBNs: 9783319469720; 331946972X
• Notes: Note: Includes bibliographical references.
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