Business : Business Ethics

The revolutionary seven dimensions that lead to sustainable business practice are identified and explored as well as the “blind-spots” that most corporate leaders have that prevent them from joining the revolution more...

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This book adds value to two different, emerging fields, and these are identified in its title --- sustainability, and, innovation. The benefit to the first field is this volume's attention to a wide range of sustainability-related technologies of both the "soft" and "hard" varieties. From governance mechanisms and developing rules, on the one hand, to office equipment and energy systems, on the other, this book provides a multi-focal perspective on how sustainability and innovation are mutually influential. The benefit to the innovation field is that this work identifies new developments by examining two and sometimes all three aspects of sustainability --- environmental, social, and economic. And, the fact that all societal sectors (i.e. business, government, and nonprofit organizations), as well as individuals and communities in multiple geographic locations, are examined contributes to a more comprehensive view of both fields, as well as their integration more...

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'In Macroshift Ervin Laszlo makes a vital point: the future is not to be forecast, but created. What we do today will decide the shape of things tomorrow. Especially the way we perceive the challenges that await us, and the vision we develop for coping with them. His book furnishes essential guidelines for creating a positive scenario for our common future: for the new thinking and acting that this calls for.' From The Foreword by Arthur C. Clarke more...

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Bestselling author and expert on leadership John C. Maxwell shares the only rule that matters—in business and in life. How does a person judge what is ethical? Sometimes it's clear. In the past year or two, ethical lapses in corporate America have been well documented. But is it always easy to see where the line is in life? What's the standard? And can it work in all situations? John C. Max- well thinks it can. In There's No Such Thing As Business Ethics, Maxwell shows how people can live with integrity by using the Golden Rule as their standard—regardless of religion, culture, or circumstances. Along the way, he delves into the desires of the human heart, reveals the five most common pitfalls that throw people off the ethical track, and teaches how to develop the Midas touch when it comes to personal integrity. more...

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This book elaborates a critique of contemporary accounting. The authors encourage those with a close interest in accounting to make the search for a more emancipatory and enabling accounting a core area of their interest. more...

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