2003•Unpublished venueRequires access
People First!: Professional and Business Ethics without Ethics
Ellen R. Klein
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Abstract
Chapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 Acknowledgements Chapter 3 Part I: The Philosophy of Ethics: Introduction Chapter 4 Ethics: Common Problems Relativism Morality and Law Chapter 5 Theoretical Accounts: Utilitarianism Kantianism The Virtue of Ethics of Aristotle Applied Practical Ethics Commitment to Theory Need for Application The Text to Come Chapter 6 Part II: Professional Ethics: Introduction to Professional Ethics: Professional Ethics Defined Professional Ethics Professional Ethics Norms Professional Ethics Redefined Chapter 7 Codes of Professional Ethics: Codes for Nurses Codes for Architects Codes for Professors Universal Desiderata Chapter 8 The Ordinariness of Ethics: Not Broad Enough Rationalization for Immoral Behavior Professionals are Not Necessarily Ethicists Chapter 9 Part III: Business Ethics: Introduction to Business Ethics: Professional Ethics as Business Ethics Business Ethics Defined Business Ethics in Academia Corporate Abuse Chapter 10 The Stakeholder Concept: Stakeholders vs. Shareholders Two Possible Solutions Stakeholders as Persons Chapter 11 Test Cases: H.B. Fuller Firestone Exxon Tragedies in General Chapter 12 Enron: The Timeline The Future Chapter 13 Part IV: Putting People First: Ethics Without Ethics: Kantianism and Respect for Persons Respect for Persons Without Kant Are Corporations Really Persons? Chapter 14 Oxymoron or Global Future?: Relativism Revisited Global Economics People First! Conclusions Chapter 15 Index