Dunfee re Frederick: nature and norms

Article Abstract:

The author feels the Integrative Social Contracts Theory has several pragmatic elements that connect with a naturalist approach. These include avoiding concerns about Social Darwinism, agreement on communities' free moral space, and the potential usefulness of hypernorms.

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Securing the ties that bind: a response to commentators

Article Abstract:

The authors respond to commentaries on their Integrative Social Contracts Theory (ISCT) as a model for business ethics. They defend their use of hypernorms, argue for the practicality of ISCT, and maintain this theory is not coercively democratic.

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Precis for: 'Ties that Bind'

Article Abstract:

The authors describe their motivation and intent in writing 'Ties that Bind,' a book about "Integrative Social Contracts Theory." They suggest that as social contracts change, business practice must follow.

Ethical aspects

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