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A. Scott Carson
Drug Testing and Privacy:
Why Contract Arguments Do Not Work
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Code Types:
Functions and Failings and Organizational Diversity
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Paul Fairfield
Overcoming the Theory/Practice Opposition in Business Ethics
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Katrin R. Harich, Mary T. Curren
A Longitudinal Examination of American Business Ethics:
Clark’s Scales Revisited
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James Clarke, Ronald Duska, Nicholas Rongione
Codes of Ethics:
Investment Company Money Managers Versus other Financial Professionals
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Perceived Seriousness of Business Ethics Issues
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Regulating Virtue:
Formulating, Engendering and Enforcing Corporate Ethical Codes
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Michael Davis
Some Paradoxes of Whistleblowing
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Differences in Moral Reasoning Between College and University Business Majors and Non-Business Majors
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Teresa Brady
The After-Acquired Evidence Defense:
The Unethical Repercussions to Employees
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Adam Hedgecoe
Genetic Catch-22:
Testing, Risk and Private Health Insurance
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Stephen Cohen
Who Are the Stakeholders? What Difference Does It Make?
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Stephen D. Makar, Pervaiz Alam, Michael A. Pearson
Earnings Management:
The Case of Political Costs Over Business Cycles
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Ethical Implications of Off-Balance-Sheet Financing
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Corporate Social Monitoring:
A Comparison of the Relative Values of Religious Activists and Public Affairs Officers
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Michael Jay Polonsky, Patrick J. Ryan
The Implications of Stakeholder Statutes for Socially Responsible Managers
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Roger W. Bartlett, Suzanne M. Ogilby
Business Versus Personal Values:
Does a Double Standard Exist?
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Robert W. Cooper, Garry L. Frank, Robert A. Kemp
The Ethical Environment Facing Purchasing and Supply Management Professionals:
A Multinational Perspective
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David Paas
Stakeholders and Participation in Corporate Governance:
A Critique of Some of the Arguments
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The Effect of Client Ethics on Audit Managers’ Information Search and Decision Confidence
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