Assignmenet 1

REFERENCE LIST THAT WONT COUNT AS ONE OF THE 3 EXTERNAL SOURCES

• Do The Right Thing: Making Ethical Decisions in Everyday Life

• What Are Your Values

• Identifying Your Values (Priority Test)

• Living Your Values (1)

• Living Your Values (2)

• 27 Reasons why good people do bad things

• Whistleblowing: Redefining Ethics

• The Role of Moral Values in Instigating Morally Responsible Behavior

• Snowden and the Ethics of Whistleblowing

• Employee Behavior Standards in the Workplace

• Importance of Ethical Behavior in the Workplace

• Connecting the Dots Between Intentions, Action and Results: A Comprehensive Approach to Ethical Decision Making

• Values and culture in ethical decision making

• Norman Bowie: a Kantian Approach to Business Ethics

• Terms In and Types of Ethical Theory

• Law and Ethics

• Making the Best "Right" Decision

• Introductions to Ethics

• Hooker, J. (2004). The case against business ethics education: A study in bad arguments. Journal of Business Ethics Education 1(1), 75-88.

• A Framework for Making Ethical Decisions

• Born good? Babies help unlock the origins of morality (Are we born with a sense of ethics?)

• What is Ethics to You as a Person? (1)

• What is Ethics to You as a Person? (2)

• A Framework for Thinking Ethically

• Kant’s Moral Imperative (Telling the truth is universally accepted)

• Ethics and Compliance: 14 Trends - Ethics of Tomorrow

• Defining Business Ethics: (The study of business ethics is about the study of ethics in relationship to the business environment) 

• Building the Business Case for Ethics (p. 3-9 only)

• Corporate Social Responsibility: The American Experience

• Judith Samuelson. Next-Gen Business Thinking – Purpose and Performance.

• Business Ethics

• The Corporation as a Moral Person Author(s): Peter A. French

• The Enduring Significance of John Rawls