(And Why Being Good is Good for Business).
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Jeffrey L. Seglin 1-01-2000
A growing number of Web sites focus on business ethics. Inc. Online’s Ethics Corner features links to articles on business ethics for Inc. magazine www.inc.com/extra/columns/ethics.
Elizabeth Newberry 1-01-2000
Judy Wicks sees her restaurant, the White Dog Cafe in Philadelphia, as an experiment in bringing business and social responsibility together.
David Batstone 1-01-2000
Ten principles for saving a corporate soul---and (who knows?) maybe your own.
Ruth Rosenbaum 1-01-2000
Participants in conversations about corporate responsibility and wages often use the same words to mean entirely different things.
Ruth Rosenbaum 1-01-2000
Many corporations in the global marketplace have severed their social contract with workers and local communities.
Ryan Rodrick Beiler 1-01-2000
Founded by a handful of Oklahoma farmers in 1903, family-owned First Bethany Bank & Trust recalls some of the finest traditions of small-town business.
Jim Wallis 11-01-1999
We never seem to learn: Power does corrupt. Does that mean Christians should stay out of politics?
Coleen Smith Slosberg 9-01-1999
Students are discovering that, by serving others, the receive more than they give.
Holly Lebowitz Rossi 9-01-1999
From sit-ins against sweatshops to lobbying against religious persecution, many students today are proving themselves to be anything but apathetic.
David Hartsough 7-01-1999
Before the war, a vigorous nonviolent movement sought justice for Kosovo. Their call for support from the world went unheeded.
Clive Calver 7-01-1999
I saw it in their empty eyes and hollow cheeks. The ethnic Albanians pouring over the Kosovo border into Albania for refuge have seen the worst.
Pearl Sensenig 7-01-1999
Everyone wants to aid refugees. But humanitarian work in the midst of war raises some hard questions---and carries the risk of unintended consequences.
Jim Forest 7-01-1999
Contrary to popular belief, the Serbian Orthodox church has a history of resisting ultra-nationalism.