The Oxford handbook of business ethics / edited by George G. Brenkert, Tom L. Beauchamp.

Series statement from jacket.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

pt. 1. Basic philosophical issues -- The methods of business ethics / Ronald M. Green and Aine Donovan -- The place of ethical theory in business ethics / Robert Audi -- part 2. Competitive markets and corporate responsibility -- The idea and ideal of capitalism / Gerald Gaus -- The public authority of the managers of private organizations / Christopher McMahon -- Corporate responsibility and its constituents / Kenneth E. Goodpaster -- part 3. Economic justice and consumer rights -- Executive compensation : unjust of just right? / John R. Boatright -- Just access to health care and pharmaceuticals / Paul T. Menzel -- part 4. Universal norms and the relativity of moral judgements -- Relativism, multiculturalism, and universal norms : their role in business ethics / Tom L. Beauchamp -- Business and human rights : a principle and value-based analysis / Wesley Cragg -- Moral issues in globalization / Carol C. Gould -- part 5. The use and protection of information -- Deception and information disclosure in business and professional ethics / Thomas L. Carson -- Informational privacy / Richard A. Spinello -- The moral problem in insider trading / Alan Strudler -- Intellectual property rights / Richard T. De George -- part 6. Incentives and influence -- Conflicts of interest / Wayne Norman and Chris MacDonald -- Corruption and bribery / Manuel Velasquez -- Business in politics : lobbying and corporate campaign contributions / Andrew Stark -- part 7. Employee rights and corporate responsibilities -- Discrimination, affirmative action, and diversity in business / Bernard Boxill -- Whistle-blowing, moral integrity, and organizational ethics / George G. Brenkert -- Employment at will and employee rights / John J. McCall and Patricia H. Werhane -- Working conditions : safety and sweatshops / Denis G. Arnold -- part 8. Safety, risk, and harm -- Environmental ethics and business / Lisa H. Newton -- The mirage of product safety / John Hasnas -- part 9. Creating moral organizations -- Organizational integrity and moral climates / Norman E. Bowie.

The Oxford Handbook of Business Ethics is an up-to-date and in-depth analyses of leading topics and issues and a comprehensive philosophical treatment of business ethics. It contains twenty-four original and detailed chapters by accomplished philosophers in the field, a substantive introduction to the field and to the chapters in the volume, up-to-date recommendations for further reading in each area discussed, and innovative presentations of seldom-addressed issues of business ethics.