FOCUS: Coping with scepticism: About the philosopher's role in teaching ethical business

Business Ethics, the Environment and Responsibility 3 (3):171–173 (1994)
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Abstract

A philosopher looks at the scepticism of some of her colleagues about just what the study of ethics can contribute to ethical business, and argues that its main purpose is to help business people to engage in constructive ethical dialogue in society as well as in their corporation. The author is a regular contributor to this Review, and Director of the Centre for Business and Professional Ethics, University of Leeds, Leeds LS2 9JT

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