The Oxford Handbook of Business Ethics

George G. Brenkert is Professor, McDonough School of Business, Georgetown University Tom L. Beauchamp is Professor of Philosophy and Senior Research Scholar, Kennedy Institute of Ethics, Georgetown University

• PART I BASIC PHILOSOPHICAL ISSUES; PART II COMPETITIVE MARKETS AND CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY; THE IDEAL AND IDEAL OF CAPITALISM - GERALD GAUS;; PART III ECONOMIC JUSTICE AND CONSUMER RIGHTS; EXECUTIVE COMPENSATION: UNJUST OR JUST RIGHT? - JOHN R. BOATRIGHT;; PART IV UNIVERSAL NORMS AND THE RELATIVITY OF MORAL JUDGMENTS; RELATIVISM, MULTICULTURALISM, AND UNIVERSAL NORMS: THEIR ROLE IN BUSINESS ETHICS - TOM L. BEAUCHAMP;; PART V THE USE AND PROTECTION OF INFORMATION; DECEPTION AND INFORMATION DISCLOSURE IN BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL ETHICS - THOMAS L. CARSON;; THE MORAL PROBLEM IN INSIDER TRADING - ALAN STRUDLER;; PART VI INCENTIVES AND INFLUENCE; CONFLICT OF INTEREST - WAYNE NORMAN AND CHRIS MACDONALD;; BUSINESS IN POLITICS: LOBBYING AND CORPORATE CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS - ANDREW STARK; PART VII EMPLOYEE RIGHTS AND CORPORATE RESPONSIBLITIES; DISCRIMINATION, AFFIRMATIVE ACTION, AND DIVERSITY IN BUSINESS - BERNARD BOXILL;; WORKING CONDITIONS: SAFETY AND SWEATSHOPS - DENIS G. ARNOLD; PART VIII SAFETY, RISK, AND HARM; ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS AND RESPONSIBILITIES - LISA H. NEWTON;; PART IX CREATING MORAL ORGANIZATIONS; ORGANIZATIONAL INTEGRITY AND MORAL CLIMATES - NORMAN E. BOWIE

This hefty volume is indexed and thoroughly referenced and will be a valuable reference resource for any academic library that supports programs in philosophy, leadership, or business. Highly recommended.