Marian Eabrasu is currently Associate Professor at the Groupe ESC Troyes-en-Champagne (France) and research fellow at the GRANEM (Angers University / France). He obtained his PhD in moral and political philosophy at the Paris VIII Saint-Denis University (France), and his Habilitation in economics and management at the Angers University (France). His research interests cover various areas of economics, management and philosophy with a special emphasis on business ethics and corporate social responsibilities.

“This is a well argued, well sourced book that is sympathetic to the protagonists of the many debates herein, and makes an important contribution to business ethics.” (Paul Griseri, Philosophy of Management, Vol. 19, 2020)

• Introduction.- Moral Bottom Lines.- Personhood.- Ownership.- Harm and Consent.- Conclusion: Let's start from four.

Marian Eabrasu is currently Associate Professor at the Groupe ESC Troyes-en-Champagne (France) and research fellow at the GRANEM (Angers University / France). He obtained his PhD in moral and political philosophy at the Paris VIII Saint-Denis University (France), and his Habilitation in economics and management at the Angers University (France). His research interests cover various areas of economics, management and philosophy with a special emphasis on business ethics and corporate social responsibilities.

“This is a well argued, well sourced book that is sympathetic to the protagonists of the many debates herein, and makes an important contribution to business ethics.” (Paul Griseri, Philosophy of Management, Vol. 19, 2020)

• Introduction.- Moral Bottom Lines.- Personhood.- Ownership.- Harm and Consent.- Conclusion: Let's start from four.

Marian Eabrasu is currently Associate Professor at the Groupe ESC Troyes-en-Champagne (France) and research fellow at the GRANEM (Angers University / France). He obtained his PhD in moral and political philosophy at the Paris VIII Saint-Denis University (France), and his Habilitation in economics and management at the Angers University (France). His research interests cover various areas of economics, management and philosophy with a special emphasis on business ethics and corporate social responsibilities.

“This is a well argued, well sourced book that is sympathetic to the protagonists of the many debates herein, and makes an important contribution to business ethics.” (Paul Griseri, Philosophy of Management, Vol. 19, 2020)

• Introduction.- Moral Bottom Lines.- Personhood.- Ownership.- Harm and Consent.- Conclusion: Let's start from four.