Andrew Crane is Professor of Business and Society and the Director of the Centre for Business, Organisations and Society (CBOS) at the University of Bath, UK.Dirk Matten is Professor of Sustainability at the Schulich School of Business, Canada. He holds the Hewlett Packard Chair in Corporate Social Responsibility and is the Associate Dean of Research.Sarah Glozer is Professor of Marketing and Sustainability and Head of Marketing, Business and Society Division at the University of Bath, UK.Laura Spence is Professor of Business Ethics & Sustainability at King's College London, UK.

This new edition captures the rich context and thought-provoking nature of business ethics, generating excitement for students and lecturers alike.

• Part A: Understanding Business Ethics 1: Introducing business ethics 2: Framing business ethics: corporate responsibility, stakeholders, and citizenship 3: Evaluating business ethics: normative ethical theories 4: Making decisions in business ethics: descriptive ethical theories 5: Managing business ethics: tools and techniques of business ethics management Part B: Contextualizing Business Ethics 6: Shareholders and business ethics 7: Employees and business ethics 8: Consumers and business ethics 9: Suppliers, competitors, and business ethics 10: Civil society and business ethics 11: Government, regulation, and business ethics 12: Conclusions and future perspectives

Andrew Crane is Professor of Business and Society and the Director of the Centre for Business, Organisations and Society (CBOS) at the University of Bath, UK.Dirk Matten is Professor of Sustainability at the Schulich School of Business, Canada. He holds the Hewlett Packard Chair in Corporate Social Responsibility and is the Associate Dean of Research.Sarah Glozer is Professor of Marketing and Sustainability and Head of Marketing, Business and Society Division at the University of Bath, UK.Laura Spence is Professor of Business Ethics & Sustainability at King's College London, UK.

This new edition captures the rich context and thought-provoking nature of business ethics, generating excitement for students and lecturers alike.

• Part A: Understanding Business Ethics 1: Introducing business ethics 2: Framing business ethics: corporate responsibility, stakeholders, and citizenship 3: Evaluating business ethics: normative ethical theories 4: Making decisions in business ethics: descriptive ethical theories 5: Managing business ethics: tools and techniques of business ethics management Part B: Contextualizing Business Ethics 6: Shareholders and business ethics 7: Employees and business ethics 8: Consumers and business ethics 9: Suppliers, competitors, and business ethics 10: Civil society and business ethics 11: Government, regulation, and business ethics 12: Conclusions and future perspectives

Andrew Crane is Professor of Business and Society and the Director of the Centre for Business, Organisations and Society (CBOS) at the University of Bath, UK.Dirk Matten is Professor of Sustainability at the Schulich School of Business, Canada. He holds the Hewlett Packard Chair in Corporate Social Responsibility and is the Associate Dean of Research.Sarah Glozer is Professor of Marketing and Sustainability and Head of Marketing, Business and Society Division at the University of Bath, UK.Laura Spence is Professor of Business Ethics & Sustainability at King's College London, UK.

This new edition captures the rich context and thought-provoking nature of business ethics, generating excitement for students and lecturers alike.

• Part A: Understanding Business Ethics 1: Introducing business ethics 2: Framing business ethics: corporate responsibility, stakeholders, and citizenship 3: Evaluating business ethics: normative ethical theories 4: Making decisions in business ethics: descriptive ethical theories 5: Managing business ethics: tools and techniques of business ethics management Part B: Contextualizing Business Ethics 6: Shareholders and business ethics 7: Employees and business ethics 8: Consumers and business ethics 9: Suppliers, competitors, and business ethics 10: Civil society and business ethics 11: Government, regulation, and business ethics 12: Conclusions and future perspectives