FOCUS: The Social Role of Business Tomorrow's Company— Inclusively Ethical?

Business Ethics, the Environment and Responsibility 5 (2):76-80 (1996)
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Britain's Royal Society of Arts has recently produced a report on the conditions of future successful business in Britain, entitled Tomorrow's Company, in which the idea of the “inclusive company” is seen to be central to such success. How, and to what extent, does business ethics figure in this prospect for the future? The author is Vice‐Chairman of the Institute of Management and former Chair of its Professional Practice Committee.

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10.1111/beer.1996.5.issue-2

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