41. Georgetown Business Ethics Institute Upcoming Speakers, About the Georgetown business ethics Institute. Stephani Stevenson (MBA, Net Impact). more business ethics Quarterly, http://www.msb.edu/prog/gbei/

Georgetown Business Ethics Institute 209B Maguire Hall Washington, DC 20057 brenkg@msb.edu Upcoming Speakers About the Georgetown Business Ethics Institute Joshua Margolis (Harvard University) Friday, April 30, 2004, Noon - 2pm Topic: Necessary Evils Joshua Margolis is an Assistant Professor of Business Administration in the Organizational Behavior unit and Ethics group at the Harvard Business School. Professor Margolis's research focuses on the distinctive ethical challenges that arise in organizations. The Georgetown Business Ethics Institute was established to foster the creation and dissemination of significant conceptual, empirical and applied knowledge in business ethics. The research results of its members and associates are disseminated in places of national and international repute. The practical implications, methods, and techniques that derive from these research results are used to advance the ethical understanding and activities of students and practitioners in the realm of business, at the local, national and international levels. The Georgetown Business Ethics Institute is housed in the McDonough School of Business (MSB) at Georgetown University . Its activities are overseen by a Steering Committee composed of the following members: Robert Bies (Organizational Behavior);

42. BUBL LINK / 5:15 Internet Resources: Business Ethics Resources Resources on business ethics, biomedical ethics, computer and information ethics, media ethics, professional ethics, science and technology ethics. http://bubl.ac.uk/link/b/businessethics.htm

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43. Business Ethics In The Movies business ethics in the Movies. Thinking outside the box office. by Carolyn Johnson, Business Librarian Arizona State University West. Plot Themes http://westcgi.west.asu.edu/johnso/ethics.cfm

Business Ethics in the Movies Thinking outside the box office. by Carolyn Johnson , Business Librarian Arizona State University West Plot Themes: Movie Info Career Main character's (un)ethical decisions to advance his/her career. About this list Conflict Conflicts of interest on ethical decisions about organization management. Comments/ Suggestions Labor Ethical decisions about workers' rights. Top Twelve Things You Can Learn About Business Ethics ... Movies Satire Exaggerated situations and characters that ridicule the ethics of an organization or industry. Whistleblower Main character's conflict between personal ethics and business practices of the organization drives him/her to expose the organization and seek justice. Release Date Theme Business Literary source Title Release Date Theme Business Based on All the President's Men Conflict News Book /true (Woodward) American Madness Conflict Banking Original Screen Play And the Band Played On Conflict Medical Research Book /true (Shilts) Antitrust Career Computers Original Screen Play Any Given Sunday Conflict Sports Original Screen Play Apartment, The

44. Business Ethics Volume--Preface And Contents Republic, the Dominican Republic, Egypt, Germany, Kuwait, Mexico, Senegal and Venezuela. Table of Contents business ethics Volume. http://exchanges.state.gov/forum/journal/business.htm

Preface This volume in the English Teaching Forum's electronic journal: Language and Civil Society The primary author for this volume is Dr. Lizabeth England. Liz England is Associate Professor of Intensive English and Coordinator f or the Center of English as a Second Language at Marymount University, Arlington, VA. She has published and presented at conferences i nternationally - a textbook and several articles in a variety of specialty areas including ESP, professional development and ESP teacher education. She has managed a national curriculum revision project, supervised and taught ESL and EFL teachers at both the graduate and undergraduate level, has done teacher education workshops, presentations and short-term teacher training projects in the Czech Republic, the D ominican Republic, Egypt, Germany, Kuwait, Mexico, Senegal and Venezuela. Table of Contents Business Ethics Volume Introduction Chapter 1: Principles of Business Ethics Chapter 2: ... Intellectual Property: Yours, Mine, and Ours

45. Business Ethics business ethics. Online Resources business ethics articles Materials on corporate integrity, startups, work-life balance, etc. http://www.scu.edu/ethics/practicing/focusareas/business/

Campus Map Directory Site Index About SCU Search Undergraduate Admissions Centers of Distinction Jesuit Advantage ... Site Index Business Ethics The Markkula Center for Applied Ethics offers the following resources on current ethical issues in business: Online Resources: business ethics articles Materials on corporate integrity, start-ups, work-life balance, etc. business ethics cases Scenarios on bribery, plant relocation, product safety, etc. discussion of ethical issues in business Message boards Center Programs: center programs in business ethics Latest Annual Report business and organizational ethics partnership Scholars and businesspeople research topics on business ethics and provide practical training for corporations and organizations Links: business ethics sites Annotated list of Internet resources new materials The New European Union Constitution Ethical challenges for the EU Talking to Your Teen Winning the competition to influence values and behaviors.

46. Business Ethics Center The students understand business, and they value ethics. Business Today Meets Business Tomorrow Student Forum. Ethics Video 1 DSL/higher 1 min 47 sec. http://www.ja.org/ethics/default.shtml

Excellence through Ethics Classroom Activities ... Case Studies Junior Achievement teaches students how to be successful in our free enterprise system. The students understand business, and they value ethics. Lessons illustrating ethical business and personal behavior can be found woven throughout our K-12 curricula. Recently, Junior Achievement has rolled out a reinforced " Excellence through Ethics " program designed for grades four and higher, thanks to a collaboration with Deloitte. Junior Achievement defines ethics as rules, or standards, for right/good behavior or actions. We welcome your use of the following materials and links in your classroom. Please contact your local Junior Achievement office for more information about our curricula. Download the classroom activities here If you have presented an Excellence through Ethics activity, please take a moment to provide your valuable feedback through this brief

47. Business And Organizational Ethics Training Research Ethics Today Newsletter Media and Press Center ERC Fellows Program ERC Board Members Only Information on business ethics Information on http://www.ethics.org/businessethics.html

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48. Ethics Resource Center Research Department 2000 National business ethics Survey. The 2000 National business ethics Survey (NBES) is a nationally representative telephone survey of 1,500 US employees. http://www.ethics.org/2000survey.html

Research Team Approach to Research Completed Projects Research in Progress ... Close this Menu NEW!! 2003 National Business Ethics Study 2000 NBES: ... Completed Research 2000 National Business Ethics Survey Report Summary The 2000 National Business Ethics Survey (NBES) is a nationally representative telephone survey of 1,500 U.S. employees. The NBES asks employees about formal ethics programs as well as informal ethics practices in the organizations for which they work. The 2000 survey has two main purposes. The first is to gather reliable data on key ethics and compliance outcomes for use in benchmarking by interested organizations. The second is to help identify and to better understand ethics issues that are important to employees. In fulfilling these purposes, the 2000 NBES provides continuity in measuring traditional ethics and compliance outcomes and also gathers new data in areas of emerging interest. While there are already a number of studies on the national level that focus on what organizational leaders and managers think about business ethics, these 2000 NBES data offer opportunities to learn about and from the perceptions of employees

49. Inc.com | Case Studies In Business Ethics Case Studies in business ethics. You don t have much time to worry about world hunger and nuclear disarmament when you re building a business. http://www.inc.com/guides/growth/20806.html

Skip to the content of this page The Resource for Growing Companies home magazine articles by topic how-to ... Advanced options Current Issue current issue customer service showLogin('', '/guides/growth/20806.html'); Case Studies in Business Ethics You don't have much time to worry about world hunger and nuclear disarmament when you're building a business. But that's not to say entrepreneurs can't be socially minded on a lesser scale. You'll see in the following articles that it is possible to do good and do business. Plenty of company owners spend time and money serving the community, cleaning up the environment, and even fighting oppressive economic systems. Their good actions may come back to them in the form of higher than average employee morale, more customer loyalty, and better public relations. Environmental Challenges Environmentalism Pays A California-based winery practices environmentalism in every aspect of its operations and manages to make substantial profits at the same time. Ben's Big Flop It's Not That Easy Going Green Duncan Berry, ardent environmentalist and CEO of Apparel Source Inc., describes the ethical dilemma he faced when he learned that his industry causes massive amounts of pollution. Environmentally PC Most people trash their obsolete PCs, leaving them to fester in a landfill for a few million years. One creative company actually recycles them into flowerpots and jewelry.

50. Business Ethics Search. Management, business ethics Guide picks. business ethics Resources A very extensive list of Internet resources on business ethics. http://management.about.com/cs/businessethics/

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51. The Institute For Global Ethics - Business Statistics an avoidable consequence of doing business, a major shift of opinion from the last two decades, when the majority of people believed business ethics was an http://www.globalethics.org/corp/bizstats.html

Values in the Workplace The Ethics Process Keynote Speeches Business Statistics Although half of employees surveyed in a national study admitted to acting unethically or illegally while on the job, 60 percent believed that ethical dilemmas are an avoidable consequence of doing business, a major shift of opinion from the last two decades, when the majority of people believed "business ethics" was an oxymoron. The survey, released by the Ethics Officer Association and the American Society for Chartered Life Underwriters and Chartered Financial Consultants, found that workers believe "better communication and dialogue" (73 percent) and "serious commitment by management to address issue" (71 percent) were the best solutions to the problem. EOA News, Spring 1997 In a survey done by The Wall Street Journal International Edition, Bozell Worldwide, and the Nihon Keizai Shimbun (the leading business newspaper in Japan) to determine what "corporate goodness" means showed that 90 percent of the public interviewed considers "ethics and values" to be "very important" in building a reputation for good corporate citizenship. Eighty-three percent believed "quality products and services" to be "very important." EOA News

52. Business Ethics For Online Professionals: ICop™ Builds Consumer Confidence Online professionals support business ethics and integrity through a business membership site. For business ethics! For consumer confidence! http://www.i-cop.org/

Welcome to iCop Quick Start Tour iCop™ Pledge Member Directory ... Login DO STUFF Home Site Map iCop™ Guidelines JOIN iCop!™ ... Trade Journal" FREE STUFF Companies You Can Trust! Over 700 categorized listings Click here for FREE download Just ONE of MANY FREE Gifts for ASSOCIATE Members! Just ONE of MANY FREE Gifts for MASTER Members! "Honesty + Accountability + Integrity Equals Excellence" MEMBER SPOTLIGHT Auseasy Internet Services Graham Willis Hebersham, New South Wales Australia W hen you go to a doctor's office, you'll find the doctor's credentials prominently displayed on the wall. The same with attorneys, accountants. real estate agents, securities dealers, insurance agents, and other professionals who serve the public. Among the diplomas and various licenses hanging on the walls in these offices, you'll also find certificates verifying their membership in various self-regulating associations and societies in their profession. Unlike diplomas - which simply show the professional has passed the required course of study ... And licenses - which are required by government ...

53. ICop™: Member's Pledge To Online Integrity Consumer protection group and membership site for home based and other businesses that sets the industry standard of business ethics that every online business http://www.i-cop.org/pledge.htm

Welcome to iCop Quick Start Tour iCop™ Pledge Member Directory ... Login DO STUFF Home Site Map iCop™ Guidelines JOIN iCop!™ ... Trade Journal" FREE STUFF Companies You Can Trust! Over 700 categorized listings Click here for FREE download "Honesty + Accountability + Integrity Equals Excellence" All iCop™ Members Pledge to: Exhibit the highest degree of professionalism for online companies, both in appearance and performance; Provide visible evidence on the web site that the customer does, indeed, come first; Provide complete contact information on the web site for the benefit of the customer; Provide all types of industry appropriate payment options on the web site for the convenience of the customer; Provide a Privacy Statement clearly informing all customers of exactly what use is made of visitor information; Use only "Terms and Conditions" which give protection for the customer as well as for the company; Use only "Statements of Policy" which are clear, concise and straightforward to avoid any possible misunderstanding; Refrain from the use of unsolicited bulk email (UCE) for any marketing purpose;

54. GSB , To challenge students to consider how they might act when faced with questions of right and wrong, we require an introduction to business ethics in both the http://www.stthomas.edu/ethics/

S I T E I N D E X : Business Ethics Updates Graduate Programs Undergraduate Programs Faculty Resources ... HOME The University of St. Thomas is one of a handful of schools in the country that devotes significant resources to programs emphasizing ethics education. To challenge students to consider how they might act when faced with questions of right and wrong, we require an introduction to business ethics in both the undergraduate and MBA programs. To enable deeper study, we offer electives at both levels. To encourage the integration of ethics across the curriculum, we are engaged in a comprehensive faculty development effort. To help executives explore how the ideas of the world's greatest thinkers benefit contemporary decision making, St. Thomas offers Great Books and Global Leadership seminars in the style of the Aspen Institute.

55. Jewish Law - Articles ("Jewish Business Ethics: An Introductory Perspective") Jewish business ethics An Introductory Perspective Rabbi Yitzchok Breitowitz. Jewish business ethics An Introductory Perspective (Part I). http://www.jlaw.com/Articles/JewBusEthI.html

Jewish Business Ethics: An Introductory Perspective Rabbi Yitzchok Breitowitz Jewish Business Ethics: An Introductory Perspective (Part I) Rabbi Yitzchok Breitowitz NOTE: Because the talk covered many areas of business ethics, this article will confine itself to introductory perspectives. Specific areas will be covered in future editions. It should also be noted that this article is a transcript of an oral presentation to a diverse audience which accounts for its informal style. Many of us have a mistaken idea of what is within the compass or scope of our religious traditions. People know that lighting Chanukah candles is something you talk about with a rabbi, observance of the Shabbat, the laws of Kashrut, etc., but many people have an attitude that if I don't tell the rabbi how to run his business, the rabbi shouldn't tell me how to run mine. Very often, we live fragmented dichotomized lives where what we do in the office from 9 to 5 (or if you're a workaholic from 8 to 7), is our own private affair and then at home we observe the holidays, or the rituals of Judaism, on the weekends, or three-days-a-year, or whatever. But, what is the concept of serving God with all of your possessions? Certainly, God does not require us to take oaths of poverty. God does not require us to renounce material wealth. So, how does one serve God with all of his possessions?

56. Business Ethics And Corporate Stakeholder Relations. Globalization, Justice And Globalization, Justice and Law business ethics and Corporate Stakeholder Relations. business ethics and Corporate Stakeholder Relations. University of Ottawa. http://www.cdp-hrc.uottawa.ca/globalization/busethics/busmain.html

About U of O Prospective Students Students Services ... Research Quick Picks University Directory Prospective Students Apply Step by Step Campus Tours Undergraduate Programs Graduate Programs Faculties and Departments Academic Careers InfoWeb Web-based E-mail Financial Aid Exam and Course Timetables Experts on Call Library Network Report to the Community Contact us HUMAN RIGHTS RESEARCH AND EDUCATION CENTRE Globalization, Justice and Law Business Ethics and Corporate Stakeholder Relations Globalization and Human Rights Globalization and International Trade, Labour and the Environment Globalization, and the Global Private Sector International Financial and Capital Markets ... Business Ethics and Corporate Social; Responsibility Interdisciplinary Studies in Law: Globalization, Justice and Law Business Ethics and Corporate Stakeholder Relations University of Ottawa. Faculty of Law. Common Law Section CML 4112 Autumn 2001 Professor Errol Mendes When Professor Mendes took over the Directorship of HRREC in 1993, he began to develop an intense program of activities, scholarship and Round Tables dealing with the area of Business Ethics, Stakeholder relations and the general areas of corporate social responsibility and trade, investment and social justice.

57. The International Code Of Ethics For Canadian Business.Business Ethics And Corpo business ethics and Corporate Social; Responsibility. business ethics and Corporate Stakeholder Relations The International Code of Ethics for Canadian Business. http://www.cdp-hrc.uottawa.ca/globalization/busethics/codeint.html

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58. Intelex { Poiesis : Business Ethics Quarterly } business ethics Quarterly, pkswope@pdcnet.org. Copyright Policy business ethics Quarterly is a copyright of the Society for business ethics. http://www.nlx.com/Journals/beq.htm

Poiesis General Information Introduction FAQ Licenses Pricing ... Registration All Journals Listing Table of Contents Power Search Author/Title Search This Journal (F) Browse Power Search Author/Title Search Past Masters General Information Introduction FAQ Licenses Pricing ... Registration All Titles Browse Power Search Business Ethics Quarterly Current Print Issue 14:2 ISSN 1052-150X Archive CD-ROM Issues Jan Apr Jul Oct Select Year Select Issue Tables of contents for this journal are freely available to anyone who registers here Access to the full text is restricted to Institutions subscribing to POIESIS Full text searches of all available issues of all POIESIS journals can be performed by authorized users at subscribing institutions. Full text browsing of this journal is permitted when the institution subscribing to POIESIS also has a current subscription to the journal. Editor: George Brenkert Orientation: Business Ethics Quarterly is the journal of the Society for Business Ethics, a non-affiliated international scholarly association of persons interested in business ethics. BEQ 's purpose is to publish scholarly articles from a wide variety of disciplinary orientations on the general subject of the application of ethics to the business community. The journal will address theoretical, methodological, and issue-based questions that can advance ethical inquiry or improve the ethical performance of business organizations. With the contemporary focus on international business, the journal is particularly interested in articles that discuss global business and economic concerns. The journal will also be interested in the value dimensions of gender, race, ethnicity, nationality and culture, and how these factors affect and are affected by business questions.

59. Business Ethics Articles business ethics articles on business ethics and corporate governance. meta http-equiv=. The Future of business ethics. business ethics Articles. http://www.globalchange.com/businessethics.htm

Search over 26,414 pages on Business Ethics / Future Home Site Intro (Movie) Mailing List - News Impact of Iraq War ... Trends Analysis by Dr Patrick Dixon Futurist Recent Video / Articles by Dr Patrick Dixon 5.5 million hits in 12 months 4 million visitors on this site The Future of Business Ethics Business Ethics Articles Taking personal responsibility for economic and ethical performance of corporations - Business Ethics Articles - impact of corporate governance scandals on business ethics debate Failure in business ethics is a real threat to the future of every corporation. business ethics as an issue is a hundred times more powerful than the internet or globalisation and can destroy your business in a week. To make matters worse, standards of business ethics are changing rapidly in response to random events which capture public imagination. In business ethics, what was good is becoming bad and what was considered bad is now good. Standards for business ethics that have worked for decades are looking old fashioned or immoral while other practices that raised questions are becoming totally acceptable. risk management WHY WE GOT IN SUCH A MESS , Free market ideology was that corporations were kept responsible to customers

60. The Prudential Business Ethics Center At Rutgers Monday, May 24, 2004. Welcome! Dr. Edwin Hartman, Director. Welcome to the website of The Prudential business ethics Center at Rutgers. http://www.pruethics.rutgers.edu/

home about events research press ... contact Monday, June 07, 2004 Welcome! Dr. Edwin Hartman, Director Welcome to the website of The Prudential Business Ethics Center at Rutgers. The center is funded by the Prudential Foundation and staffed by faculty of the Rutgers Business School. Our mission is to help create social as well as financial capital for the business and professional communities of New Jersey and beyond. Our programs have been designed to contribute to the theory and practice of ethics in business and the professions. More from Dr. Hartman on the Center... CONTACT THE FELLOWS To learn about the various areas of research and interest of our faculty fellows, please check out our people page . Full contact information is provided. Who do you think is responsible for the treatment of Iraqi detainees at Abu Ghraib and elsewhere? The Bush administration The CIA Department of Defense Military Officers The soldiers who did it Respond to Dr. Hartman with the reasoning for your answer to the poll question. We will post the most interesting response at a later date. Upcoming Events July 11-17, 2004

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