Titlebook: Business Ethics Education and the Pragmatic Pursuit of the Good; Francis J. Schweigert Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzer

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Contemporary Foundations for Business Ethics Education, a positive role morally and socially in generating societal wealth and distributing that wealth broadly, with particular reward to individuals according to the merit of their own good work in a situation of fair opportunity. On the other hand, business was seen to have a negative effect morally and

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Social and Historical Foundations for Business Ethics,man communities as systems of reciprocal exchange. First, I examine how markets have historically served the common welfare and how these responsibilities have been understood, beginning with the morality endogenous in archaic and ancient markets as systems of total service. I then trace the disjunc

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Business Strategy as Social Responsibility and as a Matter of Justice,culture, and legal compliance. Important as this approach is, it fails to generate a sufficient level of business responsibility to satisfy legitimate social concerns regarding the use of natural resources, environmental sustainability, reasonable limitation of systemic risk in capital markets, and

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Moral Learning as Moral Practice,n the context of the moral community and the practices which constitute that community. Knowledge of the good and right is carried in moral traditions from generation to generation, even as they change to adapt to new circumstances and new members. This local moral formation continues in today’s glo

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Moral Education in the Pragmatic Pursuit of the Good,cter or virtues education, and values clarification. To these a fourth should be added, based on the extensive contributions of John Dewey, to be called the .. The pragmatic approach fosters and guides moral learning in the context of a moral community that is engaged in building a better world thro

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Moral Formation in Four Essential Components: Sensitivity, Judgment, Motivation, and Character,n business actually function. To bring this analysis into focus and provide a framework for investigating the dynamics of moral behavior in business, this chapter is organized around the Four-Component Model of moral functioning composed by James Rest: moral sensitivity, moral judgment, moral motiva