A recurrent challenge in applied ethics concerns the development of principles that are both suitably general to cover various cases and sufficiently exact to guide behavior in particular instances. In business ethics, two central approaches—stockholder and stakeholder—often fail by one or...

Organizations of all shapes, sizes, and locations are being faced with changes not experienced since the industrial revolution. The globalization of business, increasing competition for a sophisticated workforce, advances in technology, the customer's demand for products better, faster, and...