Corporate ethics and the entrepreneurial theory of "social success"

Article Abstract:

Research indicates that the inclusion of ethical considerations in management decision making helps companies achieve their business goals. Ethics are shown to build trust within the corporations, among employees, and outside them, among clients and business networks and contacts, thus promoting beneficial and profitable relationships.

Economic aspects, Customer relations, Trust (Psychology), Networks (Associations, institutions, etc.)

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Systematizing norms: toward a moral jurisprudence theory of business ethics

Article Abstract:

Issues related to decision making in business ethics are examined, focusing on how the principles of moral jurisprudence can be applied to business ethics. Topics include business ethics norms and norm creation, interpretation, and justification.

Jurisprudence

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