Ethical Business Leadership in Troubling Times

Edited by Joanne B. Ciulla, Professor, Department of Management and Global Business and Director, Institute for Ethical Leadership, Rutgers Business School–Newark and New Brunswick and Tobey K. Scharding, Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Management and Global Business and Research Fellow, Institute for Ethical Leadership, Rutgers Business School–Newark and New Brunswick, US

• Contents:Introduction: troubling times 1Joanne B. Ciulla and Tobey K. SchardingPART I BUSINESS AND POLITICS1 Stepping down rather than up: the ethical option for businessin our troubling times 8Donna Ladkin2 The dynamics of CSR in a comparative perspective:convergence towards divergent hybrids 22Dirk Matten and Jeremy Moon3 Business ethics as critical thinking: moral motivations andthe limits of ethics 41Zsolt Boda4 Becoming responsible: understanding the organizationalpower dynamics of CSR and corporate ethics 60Laura J. Spence and Steen VallentinPART II AGENCY AND RESPONSIBILITY5 Disciplining the organization through moral personhood 89Wim Dubbink6 Crucial differences among three types of apologies and theirshared ethical grounding in integrity 117Daryl Koehn7 The board of directors’ role in ensuring accountability andcreating value: stakeholder and shareholder complementarity 136Cynthia E. Clark8 How can universities promote corporate responsibility intheir supply chains? The experience of the University ofNotre Dame 159Georges EnderlePART III MODELS FOR DECISION MAKING9 Embedded leadership 188Patricia H. Werhane10 Leadership ethics for a troubled world: responsibility forthe whole 205Sandra Waddock11 Francisco de Vitoria’s ius gentium : how to engage humanrights in business from the Catholic Social Teaching (CST)tradition 222Alejo Jos. G. Sison12 “Troubling times” on the agenda of business ethics: draftinga dialogue approach, aiming at a consensus 236Johannes Brinkmann13 An ethical problem in troubled times: ethical decision makingby local managers employing an immigrant workforce inGaziantep, Turkey 243Mahmut Arslan and Mustafa K. YilmazPART IV APPLIED TOPICS: TECHNOLOGY AND THEENVIRONMENT14 Corporate leadership versus the Twitter mob 264Chris MacDonald15 There is not enough business ethics in the ethics ofdigitization 280Christoph Lütge16 Future Earth leadership 296Eleanor O’Higgins and Laszlo ZsolnaiIndex 315

'This book offers a series of fresh and critical contributions by the international crème de la crème in the fields of Leadership, Business Ethics and CSR. It covers theoretical and practical approaches, in a rich and probing exploration of the burning ethical issues facing business leaders in ''troubling times''. This sense of urgency has stimulated the authors to think innovatively about their field. That is why this book provides important incentives for the further development of the ethical thinking about leadership and business.'--Ronald Jeurissen, Nyenrode Business University, the Netherlands