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The Right Thing: An Everyday Guide to Ethics in Business

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Acknowledgements. About the author. Introduction. Chapter 1 Why Ethics Matter. Chapter 2 Developing Ethics. Chapter 3 Understanding Ethics. Chapter 4 The Ethical Leader. Chapter 5 Ethical Working Cultures. Chapter 6 The Future of Ethics. Appendix: Summary of Ethics in the Workplace Survey 2010. Notes. Further reading. Index.

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Acknowledgements. About the author. Introduction. Chapter 1 Why Ethics Matter. Chapter 2 Developing Ethics. Chapter 3 Understanding Ethics. Chapter 4 The Ethical Leader. Chapter 5 Ethical Working Cultures. Chapter 6 The Future of Ethics. Appendix: Summary of Ethics in the Workplace Survey 2010. Notes. Further reading. Index.

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Acknowledgements. About the author. Introduction. Chapter 1 Why Ethics Matter. Chapter 2 Developing Ethics. Chapter 3 Understanding Ethics. Chapter 4 The Ethical Leader. Chapter 5 Ethical Working Cultures. Chapter 6 The Future of Ethics. Appendix: Summary of Ethics in the Workplace Survey 2010. Notes. Further reading. Index.

Key concepts: Business ethics, Reading (process), Applied ethics, Engineering ethics, Information ethics, Meta-ethics, Index (typography), Normative ethics

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