Business Ethics as a Method of Philosophical Inquiry in Business and Economic Life

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Abstract

This paper presents a concept of business ethics as a method of philosophical inquiry in business and economic. The proposes a concept of business ethics as developed in the book Responsibility, Ethics and Legitimacy of Corporations (by Jacob Dahl Rendtorff, 2009) where business ethics is defined as a fundamental philosophical concept of corporations in a globalized world. It is argued that business ethics should be conceived as a holistic concept that integrates different ethical theories in “Republican business ethics”, based on the idea of “the good life for and with the other in just institutions” with duty, care and concern for state, community and civil society. Business ethics is in this sense not only limited to national corporate citizenship, but it also includes an international dimension based on global responsibility in cosmopolitan business ethics.
OriginalsprogEngelsk
TitelProceedings of the XXIII World Congress of Philosophy
RedaktørerKonstantinos Boudouris
Antal sider5
Vol/bind5
UdgivelsesstedAthen
ForlagGreek Philosophical Society in Cooperation with Philosophy Documentation Center
Publikationsdato2018
Sider71-75
ISBN (Trykt)9781634350389
DOI
StatusUdgivet - 2018
BegivenhedXXIII World Congress of Philosophy: Philosophy as Inquiry and Way of Life - University of Athens, School of Philosophy, University Campus Zografos, Athens, Grækenland
Varighed: 4 aug. 201310 aug. 2013
http://www.wcp2013.gr/en/universal/congress-filosofias.html
https://www.fisp.org/past-congresses
http://www.wcp2013.gr/files/items/6/644/programmejuly29.pdf

Konference

KonferenceXXIII World Congress of Philosophy
LokationUniversity of Athens, School of Philosophy, University Campus Zografos
Land/OmrådeGrækenland
ByAthens
Periode04/08/201310/08/2013
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Emneord

  • Business ethics
  • Economic ethics
  • Corporate social responsibility
  • Corporate citizenship
  • Legitimacy

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