Part I - Introduction Chapter 1 - Introduction to Business Ethics Chapter 2 - Building Ethics at the Individual Level Chapter 3 - Ethical Theories Chapter 4 - Stakeholder Management Part I – Case 1 – GM Janesville Assembly Plant Part I – Case 2 - Philanthropy, Corruption, and Dave’s Volunteer Journey in the Dominican Republic Part I – Case 3 - Social Investment in Supply Chains: Mining the Possibilities Part II - Stakeholders Chapter 5 - Primary Stakeholders - Employees Chapter 6 - Primary Stakeholders - Customers Chapter 7 - Primary Stakeholders - Shareholders and Corporate Governance Chapter 8 - Secondary Stakeholder: Government, Media, and Non-Governmental Organizations Part II -Case 1 – Corporate activism Part II – Case 2 – Global Food Safety Part II – Case 3 - Robinhood, Reddit, and GameStop: What Happened and What Should Happen Next? Part II – Case 4 - Google's Handling of the "Echo Chamber Manifesto" Part II – Case 5 – Gone with the Wind Part III - The Environment Chapter 9 - Information Technology and Ethics Chapter 10 – AI and Business Ethics Chapter 11 - The Environment and Sustainability Chapter 12 - Global Ethics Part III -Case 1 – Fast Fashion Part III – Case 2 - IKEA Case: One Company’s Fight to End Child Labor Part III – Case 3 - A Case Study of Dove’s #KeepBeautyReal in the Age of AI Part IV - Building the Ethical Company Chapter 13 - Building Ethics at the Corporate Level: Managing the Ethical Climate Chapter 14 - Corporate Social Responsibility Part IV - Case 1 -Enron Part IV – Case 2 – Sports Betting Part IV – Case 3 – Nike – Retaining Talent and Managing a Brand Part IV – Case 4 - H&M, China, and Cotton: Sourcing a Solution?
Biography
K. Praveen Parboteeah was the inaugural COBE Distinguished Professor of Management. He is chair of the Department of Management and Director of the Doctorate of Business Administration program in the College of Business & Economics at the University of Wisconsin–Whitewater, USA.
John B. Cullen is Professor of Management and former Huber Chair of Entrepreneurial Studies and Associate Dean for Graduate Programs at Washington State University, USA. He received his PhD from Columbia University.
Aditya Simha is Professor of Management at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. He received his PhD from Washington State University.
