FOCUS: Ethical business: Thinking thoughts and facilitating processes

Business Ethics, the Environment and Responsibility 3 (3):174–179 (1994)
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Abstract

Doing business ethics and conducting ethical business has to be much more than conducting a rational enquiry. Much also depends on the motivation of individuals and how a positive moral vision of business can unite intellectual and affective approaches to the conduct of business. The author is a lecturer in Philosophy at Warwick University, Coventry CV4 7AL, and a Research Associate at the Local Government Centre at Warwick Business School. He is also an independent organisation development consultant specialising in helping organisations develop their learning processes and value‐based forms of leadership

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