Titlebook: Critical Management Ethics; Thomas Klikauer Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 ethics.managemen

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,Kohlberg’s Moral Manager I: From Impulsiveness to Punishment,lmost every single form of ethics ever developed by philosophers. It also applies to all forms of human conduct and to all institutions (Kohlberg 1958, 1973, 1981, 1984; Kohlberg and Kramer 1969). Kohlberg’s moral philosophy ranges from stage zero, the pre-adult stage where impulsiveness governs hum

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,Kohlberg’s Moral Manager II: From Rewards to Universalism,es of punishment and obedience in ., this chapter discusses the moral stages from .. It highlights those stages of morality that are highly relevant to management. Part I has shown that many of today’s managerial practices do not contradict stage .. Managerial authority often demands obedience and m

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Positive Management Ethics,hers were a group of thinkers who divided . from . and perceived the world as split into . (facts) and . (thinking). Management follows this division by separating managerial facts and figures from value-creation. The latter is exclusively established for shareholder values while management simultan

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Das Erkennen von Beziehungsmotiven,amine, and to self-examine. They live a double life between what they do at work (profit-maximising, outsourcing, and downsizing) and how they behave at home (family-oriented, caring, and compassionate). In line with their day-to-day performance this leaves scarcely any time for any examination in an ethical sense.