Case Histories in Business Ethics [electronic resource]

By:

Megone, Chris (Christopher) [Editor]

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Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York : Routledge Feb. 2002 Florence : Taylor & Francis Group [Distributor]Description: 200 p. 23.400 x 015.600 cmISBN:

9780415231435
0415231434 (Trade Cloth)

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DDC classification:

174/.4 21

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Summary: Annotation <em>Case Histories in Business Ethics</em>illustrates and extends the role of case histories in the teaching and study of business ethics. Typically, case histories are used to illustrate assertions or arguments, or to stimulate debate about an issue within business ethics. This volume examines that role, illustrating the link between case histories and more general theoretical approaches to business ethics. It also discusses the role of case histories in engaging the wider cognitive and affective capacities of the student and therefore the development of character.

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Annotation <em>Case Histories in Business Ethics</em>illustrates and extends the role of case histories in the teaching and study of business ethics. Typically, case histories are used to illustrate assertions or arguments, or to stimulate debate about an issue within business ethics. This volume examines that role, illustrating the link between case histories and more general theoretical approaches to business ethics. It also discusses the role of case histories in engaging the wider cognitive and affective capacities of the student and therefore the development of character.

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