FOCUS: Learning ethical business through role play

Business Ethics, the Environment and Responsibility 3 (3):156–159 (1994)
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Once a company has identified its core values role play can help its leaders explore their meaning in practice. The author is now working as a freelance adviser on organisation development having worked in this area in a large engineering company. He has a general interest in the industry/church interface

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