Business Ethics
Selected titles are listed below. For additional titles, consult BU Libraries Search. Suggested subjects/keywords include: Business Ethics, Corporate Social Responsibility, Corporate Governance, etc.
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Moral Disagreements in Business: An Exploratory Introduction
by Publication Date: 2019 -
Imperfect Duties of Management: The Ethical Norm of Managerial Decisions
by Publication Date: 2019 -
Organizational Integrity: Individual Misconduct and the Legal Structure of Society
by Publication Date: 2019This book describes the results of a research project on compliance and organizational integrity, financed by the German government and conducted over the last three years. -
Business Ethics as a Science: Methodology and Implications
by Publication Date: 2018 -
Rethinking Leadership : A Human Centered Approach to Management Ethics
by Publication Date: 2018
Corporate Social Responsibility
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Responsibility and Governance: The Twin Pillars of Sustainability
by Publication Date: 2019This book examines various aspects of changes to business behavior through the lenses of the “twin pillars” of sustainability – responsibility and governance. -
Design Thinking for the Greater Good : Innovation in the Social Sector
by Publication Date: 2018Through ten stories of struggles and successes in social sector organizations, Design Thinking for the Greater Goods shows how collaborative creativity can shake up even the most entrenched bureaucracies-and provide a practical roadmap for readers to implement these tools. -
Corporate Social Responsibility: Perspectives for Sustainable Corporate Governance
by Publication Date: 2018 -
Current Issues in Corporate Social Responsibility: An International Consideration
by Publication Date: 2018 -
Globalisation of Corporate Social Responsibility and Its Impact on Corporate Governance
by Publication Date: 2018 -
Limits to Stakeholder Influence: Why the Business Case Won't Save the World
by Publication Date: 2018This book outlines the mechanisms of the business case for corporate social responsibility and demonstrates the conditions that cause good corporate acts to succeed, or fail, in turning a profit.
