Authorities in business ethics

Journal of Business Ethics 6 (3):213 - 217 (1987)
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Abstract

It is the purpose of this study to identify the most-referenced authors, works, periodicals and publishers in business ethics. A computer analysis was made of over eight hundred references taken from fifty-seven recent articles. The result is a special type of bibliography designed to conserve time for readers in this field. The two most-cited authors were Milton Friedman and Christopher Stone; while the most-referenced works were Where the Law Ends by Stone, Is the Ethics of Business Changing? by Brenner and Molander, and Ethical Theory and Business edited by Beauchamp and Bowie.

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