Ethical Decision-Making in Management: Perspectives of the Philosopher, the Sociologist and the Manager (Routledge Studies in Business Ethics)
by Adriana Rejc Buhovac, Matej Drašček, Dana Mesner Andolšek
Ethical Decision-Making in Management offers an interdisciplinary examination of ethical choices in organizational life. Drawing on the perspectives of the philosopher, the sociologist, and the manager, it connects ethical theory, sociological understanding, and managerial practice within the field of business ethics.
About This Book
Ethical Decision-Making in Management examines how ethical choices can be understood within the context of management.
The book brings together three perspectives: that of the philosopher, the sociologist, and the manager.
By connecting these viewpoints, it presents an interdisciplinary approach to business ethics and managerial decision-making.
Published as part of the Routledge Studies in Business Ethics series, the book is intended for readers interested in ethics, management, and the social dimensions of organizational decisions.
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