ETHICS IN BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT CONCEPTS (WESTERN AND INDIAN) AND CASES ( NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL) BANERJEE, R.P.
Publication details: HIMALAYA PUBLISHING HOUSE 2001 MUMBAIDescription: XII, 224 PAPERISBN:- 978-81-8488-925-3
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Section-I
Ethics : Definition, Scope and Relevance
Mathematics for Ethics
Philosophical Foundations of Ethics-The Normative Ethics
Ethical Value of Bhagwat Gita
Ethical Consciousness of the Markets
Empirical Ethics Verses Eternal Ethics
Teleological Ethics
Deontological Ethics
Kant`s Universalism and Categorical Imperatives
Ethics of Spinoza : The Rational Sense of Duty
Ethical Principles of Aristotle
Rawl`s Theory of Justice
Kautilyan Ethics
Ethical Dimensions of Gandhi
Ethics in Buddhism
Ethical Dimensions in Sufism
Environment Ethics
Section II
Ethics in HR-Finance
Ethical Issues in Mergers and Acquisitions
Ethics in Marketing Vs. Social Darwinism
Ethics in Finance
Ethics Cases
Section III
Ethics in Practice in Selected Organisations in India
-Case Studies
Ethics Case Study-I : Shyam Group of Companies
Ethics Case Study-II : BBA Ltd.
Ethics Case Study-III : Symphony Ltd.
Ethics Case Study-IV : Compusis Ltd.
Ethics Case Study-V : Sudarshan Ltd.
Ethics Case Study-VI : Ford Motor Company India Ltd.
-Analysis of the Questionnaire
Ethics in Business and Management was voiced by many delegates of the Quality Summit organized by the Confederation of Indian Industry at Hotel Ashoka in Bangalore wherein the author was a speaker on the ETHICAL CONSCIOUSNESS OF THE MARKET. Though there have been some sporadic contributions on the subject here and there, a comprehensive work containing the unbiased ethical doctrines of Indian and the West, has been really a need of the age.
There are others who have created a notion that Indian cannot talk about ethics-it has to be surely borrowed from the West. These set of authors (only a few), obsessed by their anti-Indian Political doctrines and inclinations have deliberately misquoted Kautilya, Gita, and other scriptural tests of India to prove that Indians have favoured unethical practices and hence the western gurus are required to be invited for a new spell of knowledge for us to be ethical.
In the midst of all these cross currents, the author undertook the responsibility of presenting a comprehensive work on Ethics that discusses:
The Indian view of Perennial Ethics and Value
The Western view of Relative Ethics & Values
Sacred Ethics and
Secular Ethics
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