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Delivering Ethics in Business Education
Teaching Business Ethics 1 (3):269-281 (1997)
Abstract
Business ethics programs face many problems, including those of resources constraint, interdisciplinary jurisdictions, individual and collective learning. This paper examines the causes in the growth of ethical dilemmas, and the practicalities in the delivery of ethics in business education in a cross-disciplinary context.Other Versions
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