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Highlights recent research and theory development pertaining to the relation between ethics and economic success on various levels (individual, group, organizational, or societal), clarifies what adherence to ethical standards may mean in a business context, and lays out a research agenda in order to stimulate future investigations.
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Whether the successful conduct of business can and ought to adhere to ethical standards and support the social good is especially topical in light of the current economic crisis. It is often argued that organizations are designed merely as profitmaking mechanisms, which cannot afford to consider ethical principles since they have to survive under conditions of harsh competition. However, are ethics and economic success really incompatible? Scholars from a variety of fields have begun to investigate under which conditions the adherence to ethical principles may actually be beneficial for economic success. Ethics in business can thereby refer either to the observance of ethical principles within organizations - e.g., in giving consideration to the good of employees, suppliers, their families, communities, or the geographic region - or to the standards organizations apply in dealing with one another under competitive circumstances.This volume highlights recent research and theory development pertaining to the relation between ethics and economic success on various levels (individual, group, organizational, or societal), clarifies what adherence to ethical standards may mean in a business context, and lays out a research agenda in order to stimulate future investigations.
Contents
EDITORIAL Ethics and economic successbelong together? by Claudia Peus, Rudolf Kerschreiter, Eva Traut-Mattausch, & Dieter Frey REVIEW ARTICLE What is the value? Economic effects of ethically-oriented leadership by Claudia Peus, Rudolf Kerschreiter, Dieter Frey, & Eva Traut-Mattausch ORIGINAL ARTICLES Do business ethics pay off? The influence of ethical leadership on organizational attractiveness by Maria Strobel, Andranik Tumasjan, & Isabell Welpe Actions speak louder than words: The benefits of ethical behaviors of leaders by Carmen Tanner, Adrian Brugger, Susan van Schie, & Carmen Lebherz Value performance: On the relation between corporate culture and corporate success by Gregor Schonborn OPINION Ethics and economic success - A contradiction in terms? by Josef Wieland HORIZONS The Humanistic Management Network by Heiko Spitzeck, Michael Pirson, Ernst von Kimanowitz, & Claus Dierksmeier CALL FOR PAPERS
