Ethical Strategy (Recognizing and Promoting Ethical Principles in Organizational Life)

Author: Richard P. Nelson
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Publish Date: 2005-01-26
Features: Oxford Business Ethics Series. This book cites examples such as Faust, Socrates, Aeschines, and Richard III, revealing their similarities with the ethical situations of modern corporate managers. It is a book of great documentary value and can also serve as a guide for action. Many of the cases originate from the representative ideas of the "behavioral cognition" school in social sciences, embodying Nelson's interpretation of our cultural and intellectual thought, and providing abundant resources for further exploration by managers and scholars.

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