Ethical Principles of Management

Author: Dai Mucai
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Publish Date: 2001-09-01
Features: This book explores the intersection of ethics, management, and other disciplines from an interdisciplinary perspective, starting with the moral nature of management—the inherent foundation of the integration of management and ethics. It examines the management attributes within ethics, the harmonious coexistence of values and ethical nature in management, and the interdependent, complementary, and mutually reinforcing relationship between management and ethics. The book proposes new concepts and fundamental interpretations of management ethics, further arguing two important themes: the external morality of management and the internal morality of management. This establishes a theoretical framework, methodological principles, and management models aligned with management ethics concepts. It aims to enrich the research fields of management and applied ethics in China, offering a new understanding and approach to management. In practical applications, it enables managers to grasp new management knowledge and methods, improve their management knowledge and thinking approaches, establish management concepts and models in line with contemporary trends, and enhance management quality and proficiency.