Ethics and responsibilities

Boleslaw Rok

3-14

Corporate leadership in times of public distrust

Klaus M. Leisinger

15-40

Shareholder primacy as an impediment to corporate social responsibility

David Rönnegard, Craig Smith

43-57

From "free-floating responsibility" to self-responsibility csr as theoretical and practical context for ethics

Imre Ungvári Zrínyi

59-81

Erosion of sovereign control

deliberation, "we-reasoning," and the legitimacy of norms and standards in a globalized world

Juljan Krause, Markus Scholz

83-101

Morality as an index of mental health of the organization

building a model of healthy leadership

Julija Bulatova

105-122

Do you believe in life after work?

a noninstrumental defense of work–life balance

Karolina Lewestam, Paulina Bednarz-Łuczewska

123-134

Sustaining the sustainable

creating the culture of sustainability

Maria C. Coutinho de Arruda

135-145

Towards re-theorizing the firm in pursuit of well-being and social justice

Ganesh Nathan

147-167

Csr's new challenge

corporate political advocacy

Dorothea Baur, Florian Wettstein

171-187

Countries in transition

ethics is not the key in their success. analysis of chilean experience

Jorge Mendoza

189-199

Economic inequality as an obstacle to development

Ulyana Shtybel, Elena Artemenko

201-225

Social responsibility as a matter of justice

a proposal to expand business ethics education

Francis J. Schweigert

229-246

Sustainability, justice, and virtue

Howard Harris

247-255

Moral reasoning and learning outcomes in undergraduate business education

a cross-cultural exploration

Jessica McManus Warnell

257-281

Efforts and achievements of two decades of business ethics teaching and research in africa with a special reference to kenya

Christine W. Gichure

283-296

Conclusion

the future for responsibility

Boleslaw Rok

297-308