Kamal Dean Parhizgar received his Ph.D. in Management of Higher Education Institutions from Northwestern University. Currently, he is Professor of Management at Texas A&M International University. In addition to this book, he is the author of nine other books and numerous scholarly journal articles. Robert R. Parhizgar is a medical student at Texas Tech University. He received his Master's in Health Services Research and Management from Texas Tech University.

• Chapter 1 ForewordChapter 2 AcknowledgementsChapter 3 IntroductionChapter 4 1. An Overview: The Nature of Global Business EthicsChapter 5 2. Comparative Analysis of Morality, Ethicality, and LegalityChapter 6 3. Moral Theories: Idealistic, Realistic, Hedonistic, Edaemonistic, and AuthenticChapter 7 4. Ethical Theories: Relativism, Deontologicalism, Teleologicalism, UtilitarianismChapter 8 5. Philosophical Means and Ends in Moral, Ethical, and Legal Business ResponsibilitiesChapter 9 6. Ethics of Business Knowledge ManagementChapter 10 7. Moral Virtues, Ethical Values, and the Corporate Stakeholders' ConvictionsChapter 11 8. Trust, Right, and DutiesChapter 12 9. Global Business Ethics and Econo-Political Ideologies: Capitalism, Socialism, Communism, Humanism, and ImperialismChapter 13 10. Morality and Ethics in Global Business Social DarwinismChapter 14 11. Justice, Law, and Social Contracts Between Businesses and SocietyChapter 15 12. Managing Moral and Ethical Issues in the WorkplaceChapter 16 13. Ethical and Moral Issues in Capital FlightChapter 17 14. Professionalism, Paraprofessionalism, Occupationalism, and VocationalismChapter 18 15. Professional Integrity, Whistle Blowing, and Organizational LoyaltyChapter 19 Chapter ReferencesChapter 20 Subject IndexChapter 21 Name Index

Kamal Dean Parhizgar received his Ph.D. in Management of Higher Education Institutions from Northwestern University. Currently, he is Professor of Management at Texas A&M International University. In addition to this book, he is the author of nine other books and numerous scholarly journal articles. Robert R. Parhizgar is a medical student at Texas Tech University. He received his Master's in Health Services Research and Management from Texas Tech University.

• Chapter 1 ForewordChapter 2 AcknowledgementsChapter 3 IntroductionChapter 4 1. An Overview: The Nature of Global Business EthicsChapter 5 2. Comparative Analysis of Morality, Ethicality, and LegalityChapter 6 3. Moral Theories: Idealistic, Realistic, Hedonistic, Edaemonistic, and AuthenticChapter 7 4. Ethical Theories: Relativism, Deontologicalism, Teleologicalism, UtilitarianismChapter 8 5. Philosophical Means and Ends in Moral, Ethical, and Legal Business ResponsibilitiesChapter 9 6. Ethics of Business Knowledge ManagementChapter 10 7. Moral Virtues, Ethical Values, and the Corporate Stakeholders' ConvictionsChapter 11 8. Trust, Right, and DutiesChapter 12 9. Global Business Ethics and Econo-Political Ideologies: Capitalism, Socialism, Communism, Humanism, and ImperialismChapter 13 10. Morality and Ethics in Global Business Social DarwinismChapter 14 11. Justice, Law, and Social Contracts Between Businesses and SocietyChapter 15 12. Managing Moral and Ethical Issues in the WorkplaceChapter 16 13. Ethical and Moral Issues in Capital FlightChapter 17 14. Professionalism, Paraprofessionalism, Occupationalism, and VocationalismChapter 18 15. Professional Integrity, Whistle Blowing, and Organizational LoyaltyChapter 19 Chapter ReferencesChapter 20 Subject IndexChapter 21 Name Index

Kamal Dean Parhizgar received his Ph.D. in Management of Higher Education Institutions from Northwestern University. Currently, he is Professor of Management at Texas A&M International University. In addition to this book, he is the author of nine other books and numerous scholarly journal articles. Robert R. Parhizgar is a medical student at Texas Tech University. He received his Master's in Health Services Research and Management from Texas Tech University.

• Chapter 1 ForewordChapter 2 AcknowledgementsChapter 3 IntroductionChapter 4 1. An Overview: The Nature of Global Business EthicsChapter 5 2. Comparative Analysis of Morality, Ethicality, and LegalityChapter 6 3. Moral Theories: Idealistic, Realistic, Hedonistic, Edaemonistic, and AuthenticChapter 7 4. Ethical Theories: Relativism, Deontologicalism, Teleologicalism, UtilitarianismChapter 8 5. Philosophical Means and Ends in Moral, Ethical, and Legal Business ResponsibilitiesChapter 9 6. Ethics of Business Knowledge ManagementChapter 10 7. Moral Virtues, Ethical Values, and the Corporate Stakeholders' ConvictionsChapter 11 8. Trust, Right, and DutiesChapter 12 9. Global Business Ethics and Econo-Political Ideologies: Capitalism, Socialism, Communism, Humanism, and ImperialismChapter 13 10. Morality and Ethics in Global Business Social DarwinismChapter 14 11. Justice, Law, and Social Contracts Between Businesses and SocietyChapter 15 12. Managing Moral and Ethical Issues in the WorkplaceChapter 16 13. Ethical and Moral Issues in Capital FlightChapter 17 14. Professionalism, Paraprofessionalism, Occupationalism, and VocationalismChapter 18 15. Professional Integrity, Whistle Blowing, and Organizational LoyaltyChapter 19 Chapter ReferencesChapter 20 Subject IndexChapter 21 Name Index