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eBook Moral Issues in Business (Available Titles CengageNOW) ePub

Author: Vincent Barry,William H. Shaw
Language: English
ISBN: 049500717X
ISBN13: 978-0495007173
Publisher: Cengage Learning; 10 edition (February 23, 2006)
Pages: 640
Category: Business Culture
Subcategory: Perfomance
Rating: 4.5
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Vincent Barry is Professor of Philosophy Emeritus at Bakersfield College, having taught there for thirty-four years as well as being a highly successful philosophy textbook author.

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One of the most popular business ethics texts ever published, Moral Issues in Business guides you .

One of the most popular business ethics texts ever published, Moral Issues in Business guides you, in thinking deeply about important moral issues that frequently arise in business situations and helps you develop the reasoning and analytical skills to resolve them.

About William H. Shaw. Vincent Barry is Professor of Philosophy Emeritus at Bakersfield College, having taught there for thirty-four years as well as being a highly successful philosophy textbook author. in political philosophy from the London School of Economics and teaches philosophy at San Jose State University, where he served as chair of the department for eleven years.

William H. Shaw, Vincent Barry

William H. Print ISBN: 9781111837426. He has two other books with Cengage Learning, SOCIAL AND PERSONAL ETHICS and MORAL ISSUES IN BUSINESS (with Vincent Barry). Vincent Barry Bakersfield College, Emeritus. Shaw (author), Vincent Barry (author). This book gets the balance right, and does it consistently throughout each of the chapters. MORAL ISSUES IN BUSINESS, 13E examines the moral dilemmas that are common to today's business climate and gives readers the analytical tools to resolve those issues. I like it because all the material seems relevant and of interest to me personally.

A unique collection of text, cases, and readings, MORAL ISSUES IN BUSINESS is the best-selling .

It's too bad Ralph Nader finally flipped out because his message is too important to be ignored. Shaw, Vincent E. Barry. This is the only textbook in the field to combine text, cases, and articles. He has also been a visiting professor at the University of Zimbabwe, the University of Hong Kong, and the . Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland.

One of the most popular business ethics texts ever published, MORAL ISSUES IN BUSINESS guides students in thinking deeply about important moral issues that frequently arise in business situations and helps them develop the reasoning and analytical skills to resolve them. Combining insightful and accessible textbook chapters by the authors, cases that highlight the real world poignancy of the matters addressed in this book, and reading selections from the most influential voices in contemporary ethical debates, this book-the standard for today's business ethics books-provides a comprehensive, flexible, and pedagogically proven course of study exploring the intersections of commerce and ethics. William H. Shaw and Vincent Barry offer a one-stop combination of text, readings, and cases to guide students' understanding of the nature of morality, individual integrity and responsibility, economic justice, the nature of capitalism, and the role of corporations in our society, including their responsibilities to consumers and to the environment, and the real-world moral issues that arise in the workplace.

Watikalate

This was the required textbook for my Business Ethics class.

This textbook is great! Very informative with lots of depth/research into general ethics. It then applies these theories to business with examples.

It starts each chapter with a real-life recent case study story and has several case studies and real-life examples at the end of each chapter for further discussion.

Overall, an excellent book to learn from. All the real-life ethical issues will keep you interested and wanting to read more.

Tygrafym

As with all college text reading, its never fun. I think I'm giving this text a 4 star only because some of the material was so lame. I mean don't get me wrong, there's quality stuff in it. But there was also material that was just plain logical. If you're a college student, you'd think the same.

Xcorn

4 stars= some good arguments to consider, and issues it provokes. Being a philisopher student, some of these arguments are strong.

Nuntius said: "Keynes, Hayek, and Friedman" were skipped in discussion. I know that Friedman was well included, in the case studies and in some chapters. Look at 4.3 for a real focus.

He also said that "Like ssaber, I was disappointed to find a three page "defense" of capitalism and a ten page attack of it in Chapter 4, "The Nature of Capitalism.""

I noticed a sentence stating that we can't dismiss a capitalist society because of the fact of where it brought us, where as the other systems didn't do so well. Therefore, I wouldn't really consider this a dismiss on capitalism.

For example, in page 158, they say "The debate over capitalism is a large and important one; the presentation that follows should be viewed as a stimulus to further discussion and not as the last word on th pros and cons of capitalism." Furthermore, "complete coverage of capitalism's features has filled many books" (154). This clearly states what the authors intend, as a mere stimulus. In fact, having a whole chapter seems to be sufficient to their intent.

Maybe they can expand the subject to add more back and forth criticisms, but we know that debate can be long. As long as they made that statement of it merely being a stimulus, I'm ok with it.

After all, capitalism is a very new concept with the foundation of the industrial revolution. Of course debate should ensue. But I guess they should end the chapter stating the "nonetheless, a capitalist framework has got us great heights."

God Bless.

-NVS

Brick my own

Bought this for my Business class. It's easy to read, although pretty depressing when you get into the theories and you realize how current businesses are so greedy and immoral in their decisions. I bought it used and resold on Amazon. Worth it for the $8 or so that I paid. Better than buying from the campus bookstore.

Scoreboard Bleeding

This book was actually very easy to read.

All of the key words are bolded, and each chapter has lots of little summaries on the sides of the pages to help you understand the concepts.

WUNDERKIND

This book is very usefully and very cheap compared to buying / renting it on school campuses . Quick shipment as well , which I am very thankful for because my school assignment was due the same week I ordered the book!

Beazezius

Interesting

This book is required at collage for my son. It came in on time and was priced competitively compared to school bookstore.