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1. repository.globethics.net › handle › 20Business ethics, 2nd edition

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   This comprehensive second edition caters for undergraduate students pursuing business and accountancy courses at local institutions of higher learning. It is a timely book which offers in-depth discussions on business ethics fundamentals from a local perspective. Spanning 12 chapters, the book starts off with the key concepts and theories of ...

2. archive.org › details › businessethics0000ross_6ediBusiness ethics : Rossouw, Deon, author : Free Download ...

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   May 26, 2023 · 'Business ethics' 6th edition offers an introduction to the theoretical underpinnings of the field of business ethics, as well as practical guidance on governing and managing ethics in organisations. The combination of theory and practice makes the book useful for graduate and post-graduate teaching, managerial training and the ethical ...

3. www.researchgate.net › publication › 351053117_Basic(PDF) Basic Concepts of Business Ethics - ResearchGate

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   Mar 18, 2021 · This chapter clarifies the most fundamental concepts of business ethics. Business ethics problems are characterized as interaction problems emerging from the interdependence of at least...

4. link.springer.com › referenceworkentry › 10Ethical Orientation in Banks | SpringerLink

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   • A Holistic View of Ethics in Banks
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   The envisaged link between ethical banking and social actions is a consequence of the fact that, in practice, several initiatives of ethical finance concentrate on their social utility: financing socially worthy projects (e.g., those supporting the preservation of life, peace, or the environment); actions connected to the facilitation of access to ...

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   Objectivity in ethical judgment may be complex, but denying the possibility of setting an evaluation frame would mean acknowledging ethical relativism. While, in banking, an analysis of single actions without verifying coherence with the more general ethical principles often prevails and is typical of the reductive view, a holistic approach to a fi...

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   One of the main institutional objectives of cooperative banks has been to promote the financial inclusion of marginal sectors, usually the poorest sectors, not only access to loans but also education, which fosters monetary savings. Mario Masini, in a background paper for the World Bank World Development Report of 1989 entitled “The Italian ‘Casse ...

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   Alternative banks claim to be inspired by explicit ethical principles, with the main goals of contributing to the benefit of society as a whole and caring about social welfare, the environment, and, more generally, the progress of the world. On these principles, see, among others, FEBEA (http://www.febea.org). A significant case is Triodos Bank (ht...

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5. books.google.com › books › aboutBusiness Ethics : Concepts and Cases - Google Books

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   May 25, 2017 · Business Ethics: Concepts and Cases (Subscrition), 8/e, is one of the most widely used texts on business ethics today — and remains popular among students because of its accessible style and...

   • Author: Manuel G. Velasquez
   • Publisher: Pearson Education, 2017

   • ISBN: 0133832635, 9780133832631
   • Title: Business Ethics: Concepts and Cases

6. open.umn.edu › opentextbooks › textbooksBusiness Ethics - Open Textbook Library

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   Feb 25, 2019 · This book includes the standard theories covered in most business ethics textbooks, along with a few additional frameworks that include cross-cultural opportunities for discussion and a broadening of what students may consider as they develop their understanding of ethics.

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   Do banks have a high ethical standard?

   • Many banks are also adopting internal ethics manuals or comply with regulations that encourage a higher ethical standard. Ethical codes may have some impact due to their communication effects (Valentine and Godkin 2017 ).

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   Are banks ethical?

   • A study on the ethical nature of banks, instead, is particularly challenging, as it considers the fundamentals of ethical behaviors and their effects on banks’ governance. The heterogeneous ways in which to express an ethical orientation make it difficult to set a dividing line between “good” and “bad” banks’ actions.

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   Do banks have a potential ethical orientation?

   • From the previous analysis, it emerges that all banks have an embedded potential ethical orientation that is externalized when they are led by the desire to satisfy of the expectations of stakeholders to achieve the common good.

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   Are banks in a quadrant a or B ethical?

   • While it may seem easy to link banks in quadrants A or B with smaller, local banks, it would be superficial to say that large, international, bank corporations cannot show a genuine interest in higher ethical intensity, although this goal might be harder to achieve in practice, as will be explained later in this chapter.

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   Which banks are ethically oriented?

   • To make the analysis more concrete, the suggested theoretical framework is used to study two types of banks that are commonly considered particularly ethically oriented: cooperative and alternative banks. It emerges that a small size may be critical in facilitating the achievement of a high degree of ethical orientation.

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   Why is ethics important in banking?

   • Policies and ethics Over the past 30 years, the banking sector has been characterized by increasing attention to ethics, which intensified as a consequence of the global financial crisis. Banks have the privilege and responsibility of directly interacting with a wide and...

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8. onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › 10The core of business ethics - Hasnas - 2020 - Business and ...

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   Dec 16, 2020 · Much of the focus on business ethics literature is on complex questions of corporate social responsibility. Yet, the heart of business ethics consists in a set of fundamental moral principles that are inherent in the activity of doing business in a market.