Perspectives on Philosophy of Management and Business Ethics

Jacob Dahl Rendtorff is professor at Roskilde University, Denmark and co-editor of the series ethical economy at springer, where the proposed book is proposed to be published. The book is the proceedings from the EBEN conference in Copenhagen 2015 where Jacob Dahl Rendtorff as head of EBEN Scandinavia was the main organizer.

• Preface: Perspectives on Philosophy of Management and Business Ethics –With a special Section on Business and Human Rights; Jacob Dahl Rendtorff.- I. Business Ethics, Philosophy of Management and Theory of Leadership.- Business ethics, Philosophy of Management and Theory of Leadership; Jacob Dahl Rendtorff.- Universal Ideology & Ethical Strategy; Alan E Singer.- A Genealogy of the Gift; Germán Scalzo.- To Be or Not to Be a Dot? Philosophy of Management and the Subjective Body; Ghislain Deslandes.- A narrative research design into moral courage of financial professionals; Marion Smit.- Understanding value conflict to engage SME managers with business greening; Sarah Williams, Anja Schaefer and Richard Blundel.- My brother's keeper: a new phase in the debate on corporate responsibility; Johan Wempe and Willeke Slingerland.- Norms for networks: a contractarian approach to corruption; Willeke Slingerland.- Compliancy, Global Ethos and Corporate Wisdom: Values Strategies as an increasingly critical competitive advantage; Friedrich Glauner.- Mind the gap - the business ethics fallacy. Dispositional Attribution of Corporate Executives: Is self-interest a conscious decision or a state of mind?; Julian Clarke.- Honour as the (new) Foundational Virtue for Responsible Leadership in the Banking Sector. A Theoretico-conceptual Analysis; Johan Bouwer.- Ethical issues in e-commerce: A renewed analysis based on the multiplicity of customer relationships; Magnus Frostenson, Nina Hasche, Sven Helin and Frans Prenkert.- Whistleblowing and the Indonesian tax department: A framework for analysis (Research in process); Bitra Suyatno, Anona Armstrong and Keith Thomas.- II. Business and Human Rights.- Business Responsibility for Human Rights Violations From a Theoretical Perspective: Towards a Moral Division of Labour; Aurora Voiculescu.- Who cares whose cars? A philosophical analysis of the business and human rights conundrum; Ana-Maria Pascal.- How to accomplish Corporate Social Responsibility for Human Rights - A Case Study on the Nicaraguan Sugarcane Industry; Anita Aufrecht.- Connecting Corporate Human Rights Responsibilities and State Obligations under the UN Guiding Principles: Communication and Human Rights Due Diligence; Karin Buhmann.- Philanthropy and Human Rights in Business Ethics; Øjvind Larsen.- The Economics of Nonsense upon Stilts Basic Human Rights and Economic Analysis; Jörg Althammer.- Enlightened International Corporate Social Responsibility, Corporate Social Irresponsibility, and Human Rights; Aloys Prinz.- Power and weaknesses of the idea of natural rights; Giuseppe Franco.- List of contributors.