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Business and Professional Ethics Journal

Guest Editors: Diana Winstanley and Jean Woodall

Volume 19

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Diana Winstanley, Jean Woodall Towards a Human Centred Organisation
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James S. Taylor Big Business as Big Brother: Is Employee Privacy Necessary for a Human-Centered Management Organization?
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Tracy Wilcox, Diannah Lowry Beyond Resourcefulness: Casual Workers and the Human-Centered Organisation
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Colin M. Fisher The Ethics of Inactivity: Human Resource Managers and Quietism
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Laura P. Hartman, Bill Shaw, Rodney Stevenson Human Resources Opportunities to Balance Ethics and Neoclassical Economics in Global Labor Standards
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Joseph A. Petrick Global Human Resource Management Competence and Judgment Integrity Capacity: Towards a Human Centered Organisation
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James Ward, Diana Winstanley Issues of Diversity in the Globalisation of Competencies: A Study in a Global Mining Company
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Alan Tidwell Ethics, Safety and Managers
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R. C. Warren Putting the Person Back Into Human Resource Management
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Maria Daskalaki Induction Programmes in the Age of “Corporate Culture”: The “Sophisticated Subject”
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Notes on Contributors
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13. Business and Professional Ethics Journal: Volume > 19 > Issue: 2
Lisa H. Newton A New Power Agenda: Tracking the Emergence of a New Global Polity in the Infant Formula Controversy
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Dennis J. Moberg Time Pressure and Ethical Decision-Making: The Case for Moral Readiness
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John R. Rowan Limitations on the Moral Permissibility of Employee Drug Testing
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Kelly C. Strong A Voice from the Past: Aristotle on the Mission of the Firm
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Notes on Contributors
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19. Business and Professional Ethics Journal: Volume > 19 > Issue: 1
Karen L. Krug, Mary Richardson, John R. Rowan Guest Editors’ Introduction
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Sandra Tomsons Sustainable Forest Management and Stakeholder Processes: Epistemological and Moral Constraints
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