Business Ethics Curriculum Design: Suggestions and Illustrations

Teaching Business Ethics 7 (1):69-86 (2003)
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Abstract

Designing business ethics teaching as anintegrated part of business school curriculashould start with a school-wide dialogue aboutgoals and working conditions. This articlesuggests different premises that can serve asnext steps to follow the school-widedialogue about goals and working conditions. The paper also provides several experienceswith offering business ethics modules withinother courses. Since the article is written asan invitation to a dialogue, assumptions andsuggestions are formulated in a discussionthesis format.

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Ronald Sims
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