Business Ethics

Dr Bart Wernaart, Fontys University of Applied Sciences It is simply one of the best there is.

Dr Sarah Williams, University of Bedfordshire The definitive text for teaching Business Ethics.

Dr Allan Sim, University of Aberdeen An invaluable textbook for Business Ethics.

Tan Yoke Eng, Canterbury Christ Church University Comprehensive coverage, clear and easy to understand, wide-ranging activities, and excellent online resources.

Michelle Greenwood, Monash University For years the textbook of choice due to its broad coverage and in-depth research, Business Ethics has reached new heights with Sarah Glozer and Laura Spence joining the Crane and Matten team. Open it at any page and you will be captivated by erudite text, current event analysis, lived experience cases, eye-catching graphics and provocative questions. Also notable are the extensive online resources and a multitude of references to popular media, leading practitioners and ethical action, which will enthuse readers, students and faculty alike, well after they have closed the cover.

Andrew Crane, Professor of Business and Society, University of Bath, Dirk Matten, Professor of Strategy and Hewlett-Packard Chair, York University, Canada, Sarah Glozer, Senior Lecturer in Marketing, Business, and Society, University of Bath, Laura Spence, Professor of Business Ethics, Royal Holloway, University of London

PART A: UNDERSTANDING BUSINESS ETHICS1. Introducing Business Ethics2. Framing Business Ethics: Corporate Responsibility, Stakeholders, and Citizenship3. Evaluating Business Ethics: Normative Ethical Theories4. Making Decisions in Business Ethics: Descriptive Ethical Theories5. Managing Business Ethics: Tools and Techniques of Business Ethics ManagementPART B: CONTEXTUALIZING BUSINESS ETHICS: THE CORPORATE CITIZEN AND ITS STAKEHOLDERS6. Shareholders and Business Ethics7. Employees and Business Ethics8. Consumers and Business Ethics9. Suppliers, Competitors, and Business Ethics10. Civil Society and Business Ethics11. Government, Regulation, and Business Ethics12. Conclusions and Future Perspectives