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1. Is Next Stage Capitalism an Ethically Sound Development or a Pipe Dream-Nightmare?

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Koehn, Daryl, Brink, Alexander, Series Editor, Rendtorff, Jacob Dahl, Series Editor, Boatright, John, Editorial Board Member, Brenkert, George, Editorial Board Member, Chan, Allan K. K., Editorial Board Member, Cowton, Christopher, Editorial Board Member, George, Richard T. de, Editorial Board Member, Elster, Jon, Editorial Board Member, Etzioni, Amitai, Editorial Board Member, Pies, Ingo, Editorial Board Member, Haase, Michaela, Editorial Board Member, Hoevel, Carlos, Editorial Board Member, Shionoya, Yuichi, Editorial Board Member, Van Parijs, Philippe, Editorial Board Member, Rossouw, Gedeon J., Editorial Board Member, Wieland, Josef, Editorial Board Member, Pava, Moses L., editor, and Dion, Michel, editor

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2024
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3. The Humanizing Potential of Paintings and Their Relevance to Business Practice

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Koehn, Daryl, Painter, Mollie, Series Editor, den Hond, Frank, Series Editor, Enderle, George, Editorial Board Member, Steinmann, Horst, Editorial Board Member, Xiaohe, Lu, Editorial Board Member, Koehn, Daryl, Editorial Board Member, Umezu, Hiro, Editorial Board Member, Scherer, Andreas, Editorial Board Member, Jones, Campbell, Editorial Board Member, Dion, Michel, editor, Freeman, R. Edward, editor, and Dmytriyev, Sergiy D., editor

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2022
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4. Ethical and Leadership Challenges by Organizational Culture Type

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Koehn, Daryl, Painter, Mollie, Series Editor, den Hond, Frank, Series Editor, Enderle, George, Editorial Board Member, Steinmann, Horst, Editorial Board Member, Xiaohe, Lu, Editorial Board Member, Koehn, Daryl, Editorial Board Member, Umezu, Hiro, Editorial Board Member, Scherer, Andreas, Editorial Board Member, Jones, Campbell, Editorial Board Member, and Flynn, Gabriel, editor

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2022
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17. Grounding and Limiting Political Corporate Social Responsibility (PCSR) Using a Neo-Aristotelian Approach.

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Koehn, Daryl

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*SOCIAL responsibility of business, *CORPORATE political activity
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This paper offers a neo-Aristotelian approach to PCSR aimed at enabling us to more systematically ascertain which sorts of corporate political activities, if any, might be politically acceptable. Part 1 sketches Aristotle's account of the "political." Aristotelian politics have at least four key dimensions. When we speak of PCSR, we should, from this Aristotelian perspective, evaluate how specific behaviors accord with or undermine these four aspects of political life. Part 2 of the paper explores which forms of activity by corporations qualify as genuinely (and thus acceptably) political within a neo-Aristotelian framework. Part 3 highlights strengths and limitations of this approach to PCSR. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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25. Introduction

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Koehn, Daryl, Elm, Dawn, Dubbink, Wim, Series editor, Painter-Morland, Mollie, Series editor, Koehn, Daryl, editor, and Elm, Dawn, editor

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2014
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27. Some Modest Proposals for Improving Business Ethics from Primarily an Aristotelian Perspective.

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Koehn, Daryl

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The long-term health of business ethics is suspect. In particular, there are some troubling trends within the discipline's methodology that should be closely monitored and, in some cases, countered. Furthermore, business ethicists and management theorists should take some steps to make business ethics more robust and more relevant to actual business practice. Part 1 of this article argues that, while the dominance of the social science approach should be curtailed, relations between normative and empirical scholars need not be hostile; on the contrary, there are some modest ways in which the two approaches could complement each other more than they have to date. Part 2 examines why business ethics needs more systems thinking. Part 3 explores why business ethicists in general should follow the lead of some of our colleagues who are engaging in powerful and influential research with direct and immediate practical applications. The article closes with a few modest suggestions for enhancing business ethics theorizing and provides some concrete ways for scholars to become more involved with business practitioners and business practice and to learn from the latter in ways that can productively feed research streams. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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