Prof. Dr. W. Dubbink is professor of Ethics of Business and Organization at Tilburg University. He studied history, philosophy and management. He is currently editor-in-chief of the Journal of Ethics.Dr. Willem van der Deijl is assistant professor of (business) ethics at Tilburg University. He studied economics and philosophy and worked as a researcher at the Canadian Centre de Recherche en Ethique before coming to Tilburg University.

• Preface.- Chapter 1. What is business ethics? (Wim Dubbink).- Chapter 2. Morality: when does it come into play? (Wim Dubbink).- Chapter 3. The grounding of ethics and business ethics (Wim Dubbink).- Chapter 4. Moral reasons (Willem van der Deijl).- Chapter 5. Corporate responsibility and the morality of the market (Willem van der Deijl and Wim Dubbink).- Chapter 6. Different views on the social responsibility of corporations (Wim Dubbink and Willem van der Deijl).- Chapter 7. “And what do you think, as a professional?”. On personal and professional responsibility in business (Jos Kole).- Chapter 8. Justice at work (Huub Brouwer and Alexander Andersson).- Chapter 9. Discrimination, Diversity and Inclusion (Yvette Drissen).- Chapter 10. Privacy and surveillance (Roos Slegers).- Chapter 11. Sustainability and Environment (Thomas Decreus).- Chapter 12. Corporate responsibility for human rights (Bert van de Ven).- Chapter 13. Advertising Ethics (Ronald Jeurissen).- Chapter 14. Tax avoidance as a moral issue (Jelle van Baardewijk).- Chapter 15. Meaningful work (Willem van der Deijl).- Chapter 16. Animal business, a blind spot of companies (Monique Janssens).- Glossary.

Prof. Dr. W. Dubbink is professor of Ethics of Business and Organization at Tilburg University. He studied history, philosophy and management. He is currently editor-in-chief of the Journal of Ethics.Dr. Willem van der Deijl is assistant professor of (business) ethics at Tilburg University. He studied economics and philosophy and worked as a researcher at the Canadian Centre de Recherche en Ethique before coming to Tilburg University.

• Preface.- Chapter 1. What is business ethics? (Wim Dubbink).- Chapter 2. Morality: when does it come into play? (Wim Dubbink).- Chapter 3. The grounding of ethics and business ethics (Wim Dubbink).- Chapter 4. Moral reasons (Willem van der Deijl).- Chapter 5. Corporate responsibility and the morality of the market (Willem van der Deijl and Wim Dubbink).- Chapter 6. Different views on the social responsibility of corporations (Wim Dubbink and Willem van der Deijl).- Chapter 7. “And what do you think, as a professional?”. On personal and professional responsibility in business (Jos Kole).- Chapter 8. Justice at work (Huub Brouwer and Alexander Andersson).- Chapter 9. Discrimination, Diversity and Inclusion (Yvette Drissen).- Chapter 10. Privacy and surveillance (Roos Slegers).- Chapter 11. Sustainability and Environment (Thomas Decreus).- Chapter 12. Corporate responsibility for human rights (Bert van de Ven).- Chapter 13. Advertising Ethics (Ronald Jeurissen).- Chapter 14. Tax avoidance as a moral issue (Jelle van Baardewijk).- Chapter 15. Meaningful work (Willem van der Deijl).- Chapter 16. Animal business, a blind spot of companies (Monique Janssens).- Glossary.

Prof. Dr. W. Dubbink is professor of Ethics of Business and Organization at Tilburg University. He studied history, philosophy and management. He is currently editor-in-chief of the Journal of Ethics.Dr. Willem van der Deijl is assistant professor of (business) ethics at Tilburg University. He studied economics and philosophy and worked as a researcher at the Canadian Centre de Recherche en Ethique before coming to Tilburg University.

• Preface.- Chapter 1. What is business ethics? (Wim Dubbink).- Chapter 2. Morality: when does it come into play? (Wim Dubbink).- Chapter 3. The grounding of ethics and business ethics (Wim Dubbink).- Chapter 4. Moral reasons (Willem van der Deijl).- Chapter 5. Corporate responsibility and the morality of the market (Willem van der Deijl and Wim Dubbink).- Chapter 6. Different views on the social responsibility of corporations (Wim Dubbink and Willem van der Deijl).- Chapter 7. “And what do you think, as a professional?”. On personal and professional responsibility in business (Jos Kole).- Chapter 8. Justice at work (Huub Brouwer and Alexander Andersson).- Chapter 9. Discrimination, Diversity and Inclusion (Yvette Drissen).- Chapter 10. Privacy and surveillance (Roos Slegers).- Chapter 11. Sustainability and Environment (Thomas Decreus).- Chapter 12. Corporate responsibility for human rights (Bert van de Ven).- Chapter 13. Advertising Ethics (Ronald Jeurissen).- Chapter 14. Tax avoidance as a moral issue (Jelle van Baardewijk).- Chapter 15. Meaningful work (Willem van der Deijl).- Chapter 16. Animal business, a blind spot of companies (Monique Janssens).- Glossary.