Business ethics : a stakeholder and issues management approach / Joseph W. Weiss.

Contents;

Chapter 1: Business ethics and the changing environment
1.1 Business ethics: An integrative framework u
1.2 Business ethics: A stakeholder approach
1.3 What is business ethics?
1.4 Levels of business ethics
etc.

Chapter 2: A stakeholder approach, issues, management frameworks and business ethics
2.1 Why a stakeholder approach to business ethics?
2.2 Stakeholder analysis defined
2.3 How to execute a stakeholder analysis
2.4 Moral responsibilities of area expert managers
etc.

Chapter 3: Ethical principles and decision-making guidelines
3.1 Decision criteria for ethical reasoning moral responsibility
3.2 Ethical relativism
3.3 Utilitarianism
etc.

Chapter 4: The corporation as stakeholder: Moral dimensions of strategy, structure, leadership, culture, and self-regulation
4.1 Does a corporation have a conscience?
4.2 The corporation as social and economic stakeholder
4.3 Corporate strategy and moral responsibility
etc.

Chapter 5: The corporation and external stakeholders: Managing moral responsibility in the marketplace
5.1 Corporate responsibility for consumer stakeholders
5.2 Corporate responsibility in advertising, product safety, and liability
5.3 Corporate responsibility for the environment
etc.

Chapter 6: Employee stakeholders and the corporation
6.1 Employee stakeholders: The workforce in the twenty-first century
6.2 The social contract between corporations & employees
6.3 Employee and corporation rights and obligations
etc.

Chapter 7: Nations and multinational stakeholders
7.1 The competitive global business environment
7.2 Capitalism: One system with different faces
7.3 Multinational competition: Japan an the United Sates
etc.

Chapter 8: Business ethics into the twenty-first century
8.1 A perspective on the future of business and ethics
8.2 Fundamental changes for the future business ethics
8.3 Global ethics: International interdependencies
etc.

Glossary : p. 321-323 . _ Name index : p. 325-329 . _ 331-335.