Poverty and the politics of capitalism

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A prophetic framework designed to free people from poverty, offer hope and create meaningful future is presented. This framework achieves more power and applicability by providing moral assessment, emphasizing the differences between poverty and racism and retelling the story of capitalism. A new story of Stakeholder Capitalism wherein an imaginary world of less law and economic theory, and more about on what business enterprises can do to meet people's expectations, is discussed.

Social aspects, Economic aspects, Poverty, Capitalism

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The continuing quest for accountable, ethical, and humane corporate capitalism: an enduring challenge for social issues in management in the new millennium

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Issues regarding social issues in management in the 21st century are discussed. The concepts which drive this field include the societal power of business organizations, the sources of legitimacy of these organizations and their leadership, the measures for assessing the performance of the business system, and an ongoing analysis of the values underlying market capitalism.

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Business ethics at the millennium

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The goal of business ethics scholars who trained as social scientists is discussed. They wish to get business students and executives to understand the social impacts of business and see it in broad, societal terms.

Business ethics

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