The experiences of one faculty member in a business ethics seminar: What can we take back to the classroom? [Book Review]

Journal of Business Ethics 6 (7):509 - 511 (1987)
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The author's experiences in an ethics seminar for business school faculty are described. Conclusions from the dynamics of the participants' interactions are drawn and recommendations are made for teaching business school students about ethics.

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