...Natalia Ermasova; Stephen Wagner; Lam Dang Nguyen Purpose The purpose of this paper is to investigate how individual differences predict personal business ethics of business students with a particular focus on how these factors moderate the relationship between ethical organizational interventions...

... as a leadership virtue: P3. Organizations with principle-centered leaders who respect employees and treat them as valued partners are more profitable than organizations whose leaders do not demonstrate this respect. Ethical leadership Business ethics Virtue ethics Lakota virtues...

...: 386-389). Thus, the faculty of genius, despite being closely connected with the judgment moment, i.e. the reflective type, occurs after it and consequently cannot be a capacity of the proper judicium step. Decision making Philosophy Business ethics Entrepreneurship Traditional decision...

... 2015 Ethics Philosophy Business ethics Social responsibility Compliance Moral responsibility Integrity When it comes to responsible management education (RME), there is deep-seated suspicion not just among journalists and other representatives of the so-called public opinion...

... a path that offers an alternative vision of economic society, one that would likely lead to greater human fulfillment. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2014 Mindfulness Well-being Happiness Business ethics Social responsibility “What's the economy for, anyway?” The frequency...

.... Integrating the objective dharma with subjective swadharma requires wisdom and to develop a special quality of discrimination or “viveka” which results in making wise decisions. Leadership Decision making Globalization Cross-cultural management Wisdom Business ethics Organizational behaviour...

... of the purposes of the current study is to explore the trends of the Fortune 100 and Global 100 corporate codes of ethics in a three‐year time span in late 2000s. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2013 Business ethics Corporate governance Web sites Global 100 Fortune 100 Ethical standards...

... suited for today's market situation, which seek to lower acquisition and operating costs through joint efforts of the firm and its suppliers. Consequently, a cooperative supplier relationship is critical for achieving firm competitiveness. Business ethics Incentives Suppliers Corporate supply...

...Wafa El Garah; Rafik I. Beekun; André Habisch; Gilbert Lenssen; Cristian Loza Adaui; Muatasim Ismaeel; Katharina Blaim Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore the opportunities of using halal regulation and certification as a mechanism for applying Islamic business ethics in contemporary...

... how we view ethical decision making, suggesting that the traditional linear path be recast to reflect an upward spiral. In so doing the person continually works to reaffirm their desire to move toward ethical action in each stage. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 Business ethics...

... Stakeholders Stakeholder relations Business ethics Labour relations Labour unions Hayleys PLC was one of Sri Lanka's leading multinational firms, accounting for no less than 2.6 percent of the country's export income, with revenues of 31 billion LKR (Sri Lankan rupees, approximately $US 300 million...

... of right principle. All of which contribute to an active intellectual life, and so would eventually achieve the state of eudaimonia. The paper is focused primarily on the two major classical sources, but is positioned within the context of a business ethics/cognitive moral development (CMD...

... Performance Universities Curricula Business ethics Fry (2003, p. 712) presents a model of spiritual leadership that fosters intrinsic motivation through vision, hope/faith, and altruistic love. At the heart of this model is the practice of altruistic love which is described as unconditional...

... Group Publishing Limited 2010 The ambiguity of human nature and the need for justification through faith are central to a protestant view on virtues. Management Religion Business ethics The debate on virtues in European culture starts with the philosophers of ancient Greece, when...

... estimates the extension of knowledge here, but he also exposes its limitations. Knowledge is not necessarily wisdom, but knowledge has to be complemented with charity in order to become wisdom. Behaviour Christianity Business studies Business ethics Knowledge is never purely the work...

... of a model for workplace spirituality, and a system for measuring our commitment to our “Catholic identity”. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Business ethics Leadership Health services United States of America Ascension Health operates 76 hospitals and provides healthcare services...

... organizations Sweden Turkey Business ethics Numerous writers (Adams et al., 2001 ; Fraedrich, 1992 ; Gellerman, 1989 ; Harrington, 1991 ; Laczniak and Murphy, 1991 ; Rampersad, 2003 ; Sims, 1991 ; Somers, 2001 ; Stoner, 1989 ; Wood and Rimmer, 2003) have proposed the notion...

... managers. These included: Business ethics Leadership Leadership development Social interaction When ethical violations occur, we often assume these result from an individual's lack of principles, the subtlety of ethical dilemmas posed in complex organisations, and the tough competitive...

... that was offered to third‐year management students. In this course, there was an important role for two CSR simulations. Lars Moratis can be contacted at: lmoratis@csr‐academy.com © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 Corporate image Social responsibility Learning Business ethics...

... numerous and in part changing concerns clash mutually in various ways, and we cannot pursue them except by restricting and postponing them, by choosing to favour one and denounce another temporarily or perhaps definitely”. Business ethics can be understood as practices and policies in business to determine...