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Did God make Notre Dame #1? That bold claim rankled at Michigan, where the author taught for eleven years and annoyed those at Northwestern, where he received his PhD and JD and at Indiana, where he now teaches. Given the author's non-Catholic upbringing, he himself cast a curious eye on the claim when getting his two degrees from Notre Dame, though the Irish's success in the 1970s certainly tempted repeating the assertion. In this book, he ar...

Old National Bank was the first American financial institution to have been recognized as a "World Most Ethical Company" by The Ethisphere Institute. It has since continued to win this recognition. Why? This book provides the good news that, even a business with nearly $20 billion in assets can be financially successful and highly ethical. Old National Bank is a story we can all learn from, whether in business or not, as to how to prioritize v...

A revised version of the pioneering book on business ethics, this new edition contains the complete summary of the leading theories of business ethics today, and has been further changed and edited from the previous edition to make it more relevant and interesting to business ethics students.

A streamlined and readable text that includes digital access to test banks and PowerPoint slides for instructors and self-assessment questions for your students. Features include cases edited to be both succinct and comprehensible in a way that will engage, extensive integration of ethical material throughout, up-to-date information on the current state of the law, Test Banks and PowerPoint slides.

A revised version of the pioneering book on business ethics, this new edition contains the complete summary of the leading theories of business ethics today, and has been further changed and edited from the previous edition to make it more relevant and interesting to business ethics students.

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Business, Integrity, and Peace offers an integrative framework for transforming businesses into instruments of peace.

This 2004 book looks at how business can foster responsible working practices and contribute to a peaceful society.

Ethical business behavior has an unexpected payoff: it reduces the likelihood of violence. This insight forms the basis of Business, Integrity, and Peace. Academic and popular interest in the topics of corporate responsibility and ‘, peace through commerce’, has surged in recent years. This book demonstrates that the adoption of generally accepted ethical business practices does not require wholesale changes in corporate governance. ...

Timothy L. Fort is the Eveleigh Professor of Business Ethics and Professor of Business Law and Ethics in the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University.

Timothy L. Fort is the Eveleigh Professor of Business Ethics and Professor of Business Law and Ethics in the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University.

The papers that comprise this book could hardly been conceived of 10 years ago. The idea of commercial republics having a positive impact on peaceful international relations was, of course, not new. Kant and Montesquieu argued for the idea and the idea that trade and peace might be linked has been standard political rhetoric in the west for decades. These were macro-level analyses of commerce and peace. This remains a field in its infancy and...

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The papers that comprise this book could hardly been conceived of 10 years ago. The idea of commercial republics having a positive impact on peaceful international relations was, of course, not new. Kant and Montesquieu argued for the idea and the idea that trade and peace might be linked has been standard political rhetoric in the west for decades. These were macro-level analyses of commerce and peace. This remains a field in its infancy and...