| Business and Society Review 1995 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A cloudy crystal ball for environmental progress. | Law | Futrell, J. William |
| American corporations and the economic future of South Africa. (includes sample of multinational corporation investment in South Africa) | Law | Sethi, S. Prakash |
| Are businesses forced to keep bad company?(multinational corporations' affiliations with governments that tolerate or even encourage exploitation of people and the environment) | Law | Woollacott, Martin |
| Are OSHA penalties effective? (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) | Law | Worrell, Dan L., Davidson, Wallace N., III, Cheng, Louis T.W. |
| Astroturf lobbying replaces grassroots organizing.(corporations mask their interests by supporting supposed grassroots organizations) | Law | Savage, J.A. |
| Business ethics for the new millenium. | Law | Van Buren, Harry J., III |
| Can business ever make an honest mistake?(satire criticizing over-regulation of business and litigiousness of Americans due to failure to acknowledge accidents) | Law | Bloom, John |
| Can the free market cure America's health care disease? | Law | Weidenbaum, Murray L. |
| Companies that play hide and seek with child labor. | Law | Leipziger, Deborah, Sabharwal, Pia |
| Competitiveness, wages, and corporate responsibility. | Law | Van Buren, Harry J., III |
| Corporate welfare fueled by political contributions. (Archer Daniels Midland's ethanol program) | Law | Bovard, John |
| Corporations' misguided obsession with shareholder wealth. | Law | Beaver, William |
| Corporations with a conscience. (1995 Corporate Conscience Award winners) | Law | Will, Rosalyn |
| Eradicating the pesticide problem in Latin America. | Law | Hyman, Michael R., Tansey, Richard R., Jacobs, Richard S., Merrill, Lynn |
| Ethics and technology in developing nations. | Law | Goeller, Thomas G. |
| Foundations' social conscience. | Law | Viederman, Stephen, Tasch, Edward |
| Getting corporations off the public dole. (corporate welfare) | Law | Shields, Janice |
| Good times ahead for white, rich males in America. | Law | Jackson, Jesse |
| Growing a green marketing strategy. | Law | Shi, J. Stephen, Kane, Jane M. |
| Has affirmative action repaid society's debt to African Americans? | Law | America, Richard F. |
| Has business school education become a scandal? | Law | Schmotter, James W., Rau, John, Penley, Larry Edward, Fulton, Paul, Daly, George G., Frank, Ronald E., Waymire, Gregory B., Niemi, Albret W., Jr., Lirtzman, Sidney I., Geisel, Maerin S., Higdon, Leo I., Jr., Cronin, Joseph M., Jacobs, Donald |
| "Head nigger in charge": roles that black professionals play in the corporate world. | Law | Graham, Lawrence Otis |
| How the marketplace fosters business honesty. | Law | Lee, Dwight R., McKenzie, Richard B. |
| Is free trade enslaving Mexican workers?(the North American Free Trade Agreement ,NAFTA, has not improved the economy and harmed the quality of life in Mexico) | Law | McAlmon, George |
| Is the legal profession on the trash heap? | Law | Bell, Derrick A., Friedenthal, Jack, Tarlton, Merrilyn Astin, Sullivan, Barry |
| "Just" companies don't fail: the making of the ethical corporation. | Law | Hyman, Michael R., Blum, Albert A. |
| Lawyers share the blame for the savings and loan scandal. | Law | Jensen, Rita Henley |
| Lost in America: jobs and trust.(the struggles of laid off employees and their subsequent legal battle against Maytag when they closed a plant) | Law | Bearak, Barry |
| Managing diversity in the workplace. | Law | Makower, Joel |
| Market forces now drive the environmental steamroller. | Law | Silverstein, Michael |
| Mitsubishi's whale of a tale. | Law | Slater, Robert Bruce |
| Mobil goes to bat for birds and bats; inexpensive exhaust stack caps save lives. | Law | Cantor, David |
| Preventative medicine for corporate crime. | Law | O'Neill, Hugh M., Roberts, Barry S., Chaset, Alan J., Haac, Linda |
| Principles for global corporate responsibility. | Law | Schilling, David M., Rosenbaum, Ruth |
| Promoting peace through marketing. | Law | Foegen, J.H. |
| Should there be a Nobel prize in business? | Law | Sethi, S. Prakash, Dyckman, Thomas R., Keller, Thomas F., Brown, Stephen L., Aaron, Henry J., Dowd, Peter J., Rau, John, Smith, Raymond |
| Should there be national standards for employer employee relations? | Law | Coia, Arther A., Kourpias, George, Gault, Stanley C. |
| The best corporations for African Americans. | Law | Simmons, Wilson, III |
| The big green military machine. (Department of Defense) | Law | Calhoun, Martin |
| The corporate control of big government. | Law | Reich, Charles |
| The Cyrano syndrome and America's political revival. | Law | Silverstein, Michael |
| The evolution of business' role in society. (corporate social responsibility) | Law | Sethi, S. Prakash, Steidlmeier, Paul |
| The exploitation of Mexican workers. (in the U.S.) | Law | Van Buren, Harry J., III |
| The need for third world industrial democracy. | Law | Blum, Albert A. |
| The shocking state of electric car technology. | Law | Tucker, Michael |
| The slumlord shell game: alternative financing fuels the real estate market in the nation's inner cities. | Law | White, Andrew, Drucker, Jesse, Nauer, Kim |
| The truth about employers' use of lie detectors. | Law | Kovach, Kenneth A. |
| The wide world of corporate philanthropy. | Law | Reder, Alan |
| We're good guys: image propaganda from Mobil Oil. | Law | Page, Ann Louise |
| What Bill Gates needs to learn about philanthropy. | Law | Johnston, David |
| Why business should help save the rainforests. | Law | Van Buren, Harry J., III |
| Will rapid growth stunt corporate do-gooders? | Law | Carlin, Peter |
| Workers on the wrong side of the track: down the backstretch at Arlington International Racecourse. | Law | Gordon, Danielle |
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