Jeffrey Moriarty is Professor of Philosophy at Bentley University and currently serves as Executive Director of its Hoffman Center for Business Ethics.

"Writing with a rare combination of simplicity and depth, Moriarty covers many of the most fascinating and recalcitrant issues in business ethics. Students should read this book not merely for the instruction it provides on business ethics substance, but also because it is a model of business ethics writing. No better business ethics book exists."Alan Strudler, The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania"This is a refreshing introduction to business ethics, written in a reader-friendly format. It carves up the usual issues into conceptual clusters and includes well-thought out study-questions"Byron Kaldis, National Technical University of Athens

• 1. Business, Ethics, and Business Ethics 2. Skepticism about Ethics 3. Ethics: Theory and Method b 4. Political and Economic Systems 5. What Can Be Sold? 6. How Can it be Sold? 7. Ethics at Work, Part 1 8. Ethics at Work, Part 2 9. Corporate Social Responsibility 10. Business and Politics 11. Business Ethics Across Borders

Jeffrey Moriarty is Professor of Philosophy at Bentley University and currently serves as Executive Director of its Hoffman Center for Business Ethics.

"Writing with a rare combination of simplicity and depth, Moriarty covers many of the most fascinating and recalcitrant issues in business ethics. Students should read this book not merely for the instruction it provides on business ethics substance, but also because it is a model of business ethics writing. No better business ethics book exists."Alan Strudler, The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania"This is a refreshing introduction to business ethics, written in a reader-friendly format. It carves up the usual issues into conceptual clusters and includes well-thought out study-questions"Byron Kaldis, National Technical University of Athens

• 1. Business, Ethics, and Business Ethics 2. Skepticism about Ethics 3. Ethics: Theory and Method b 4. Political and Economic Systems 5. What Can Be Sold? 6. How Can it be Sold? 7. Ethics at Work, Part 1 8. Ethics at Work, Part 2 9. Corporate Social Responsibility 10. Business and Politics 11. Business Ethics Across Borders

Jeffrey Moriarty is Professor of Philosophy at Bentley University and currently serves as Executive Director of its Hoffman Center for Business Ethics.

"Writing with a rare combination of simplicity and depth, Moriarty covers many of the most fascinating and recalcitrant issues in business ethics. Students should read this book not merely for the instruction it provides on business ethics substance, but also because it is a model of business ethics writing. No better business ethics book exists."Alan Strudler, The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania"This is a refreshing introduction to business ethics, written in a reader-friendly format. It carves up the usual issues into conceptual clusters and includes well-thought out study-questions"Byron Kaldis, National Technical University of Athens

• 1. Business, Ethics, and Business Ethics 2. Skepticism about Ethics 3. Ethics: Theory and Method b 4. Political and Economic Systems 5. What Can Be Sold? 6. How Can it be Sold? 7. Ethics at Work, Part 1 8. Ethics at Work, Part 2 9. Corporate Social Responsibility 10. Business and Politics 11. Business Ethics Across Borders