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Business Horizons

Volumn 31, Issue 4, 1988, Pages 9-15

Adding ethics to the business curriculum

(1) Hosmer, LaRue Tone a

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EID: 38249028492 PISSN: 00076813 EISSN: None Source Type: Journal
DOI: 10.1016/0007-6813(88)90062-6 Document Type: Article

Times cited : (41)

References (8)

1
- 0003851719
- McGraw-Hill, New York
- (1959) The Education of American Businessmen
- Pierson¹

2
- 0004272072
- McGraw-Hill, New York
- (1959) Higher Education for Business
- Gordon¹ Howell²

3
- 0010827411
- Could an Ethics Course Have Kept Ivan from Going Bad?
- For a fuller discussion of this important point, see
- (1987) The Wall Street Journal , pp. 24
- Vogel¹

4
- 0004094845
- See, for example, MacMillan, New York
- (1982) Business Ethics
- DeGeorge¹

5
- 0003469137
- Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N.J, or
- (1982) Business Ethics: Concepts and Cases
- Velasques¹

6
- 0004275304
- Richard D. Irwin, Homewood, Ill
- (1987) The Ethics of Management
- Hosmer¹

7
- 84913376930
- An interesting discussion of the complex moral problems involved in the tragedy at Bhopal is contained in both “The Ethics of Risk in the Global Economy,” an unpublished paper by Thomas Donaldson of Loyola University of Chicago, and “Ethics and International Business: The Bhopal Case,” also unpublished, by Richard T. DeGeorge of the University of Kansas.

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- 77952422902
- A balanced discussion of the complex moral problems involved in company operations in South Africa is contained in, Harper and Row, New York
- (1986) The Apartheid Crisis: How We Can Do Justice in a Land of Violence
- Williams¹

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