Finance Ethics is not just a moral critique of the finance paradigm, arguing that self-interested profit making must be constrained by ethics. Rather, it is a critique from within that paradigm, in which truth becomes a rational mechanism to enforce contracts, and virtuous behavior is shown to make the most business sense.
Über den Autor
John Dobson is associate professor of finance at California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo, California.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Part 1 Part I: Within the Finance Paradigm: The Finance Paradox Chapter 2 A Contractual Problem Chapter 3 Is Reputation Enough? Part 4 Part II: Challenging the Finance Paradigm Chapter 5 Towards Reconciling Ethics and Finance Chapter 6 Ethics in Financial Practice Chapter 7 Some International Implications Part 8 Part III: Beyond the Finance Paradigm Chapter 9 Which Rationality? Practical Rationality Chapter 10 Some Gender Implications Chapter 11 Toward a New Finance Paradigm Chapter 12 Notes Chapter 13 Bibliography Chapter 14 Index
Klappentext
Finance Ethics is not just a moral critique of the finance paradigm, arguing that self-interested profit making must be constrained by ethics. Rather, it is a critique from within that paradigm, in which truth becomes a rational mechanism to enforce contracts, and virtuous behavior is shown to make the most business sense.
