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Hollywood ethics: Developing ethical issues ... Hollywoodstyle [Book Review]
Journal of Business Ethics 49 (2):167-177 (2004)
Abstract
Hollywood has yet to produce a BusinessEthics epic. Between the special effects andcartoon characters, however, ethical issues dosurface, and, on occasion, Hollywood featuresintriguing and complex characters and plotsladen with moral freight. Some of these can beturned to student advantage, and this articlewill explore films that may become excellentteaching tools.My notes
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