Saints and CEOs: an historical experience of altruism, self-interest and compromise

Article Abstract:

To put light on the ethical practices relevant to contemporary businesses, the experience of three fourth-century saints are drawn upon. An examination of the way these people dealt with the problems in developing charitable and social enterprises is presented, which is helpful for the CEOs.

Chief executive officers

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Whistleblowing and media logic: a case study

Article Abstract:

The general problem of whether a whistleblower should try and solve moral conflicts, within an organization, internally or go to the public is studied. An exemplary case of whistleblowing that took place in a Dutch research institute is used for the study.

Whistle blowing, Whistleblowing

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Scenarios in banking ethics: responses, reflections and commentary

Article Abstract:

Steps are listed for assessing the need for ethics and integrating them into banking management and processes. These steps include identifying moral issues and dilemmas, the role of moral theory, the concept of moral imagination, and individual action.

Commercial Banks, Banking industry

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