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ETHICS & RESPONSIBILITY: LGST 652

DONALDSON, THOMAS - Personal Name;

LGST 652 considers the ethical responsibilities of managers and corporations. It is designed to raise difficult ethical conflicts and dilemmas, and to provide plausible frameworks for dealing with those conflicts. It is also designed to reveal common patterns of success and failure in managing ethics. It is not intended to convert sinners into saints, preach absolute truths, convey the wisdom of moral philosophers, or deter the morally vulnerable. A successful module engages students in a critical evaluation of managerial and corporate ethics, and encourages each student to develop a perspective about the role of ethics in business. Class sessions will consist of collaborative case discussions, exercises, and discussions of theoretical frameworks for interpreting business ethics.

The Ethics Module has four objectives:

1. To foster an understanding of the ethical responsibilities assumed in becoming business managers.

2. To improve individual and group skills in identifying and analyzing a select number of ethical issues that managers face in the context or situation in which they arise.

3. To encourage the development of action plans that resolve ethical conflicts and dilemmas.

4. To critically examine the assumptions and values that everyone brings to complex business decisions that raise ethical issues.


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Series Title
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Statement of Responsibility
Thomas Donaldson
Call Number
174.4 DON e 6th
Publisher
UNITED STATES : McGraw-Hill., 2003
Collation
iv, 230 p. : ill ; 27cm.
Language
English
ISBN/ISSN
0-07-364191-X
Classification
174.4
Content Type
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Edition
6th Edition
Subject(s)
Ethics
Professional and Business Ethics
Specific Detail Info
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