Titlebook: Applying Care Ethics to Business; Maurice Hamington,Maureen Sander-Staudt Book 2011 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2011 affective di

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Care Ethics, Knowledge Management, and the Learning Organizationem of shared meaning held by a group of people. That meaning includes values and attitudes as well as transmitted knowledge. Much has been written about corporate culture, but little about a caring culture. In this regard, care should be distinguished from friendship. A corporate culture of care doe

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Care as a Corporate Virtueheir policies. In the first section I explain why understanding care as a corporate virtue is justified. In the second section I explore the conceptual aspects of care as a corporate virtue and give some examples of caring corporate policies. Finally, I outline the scope of care as a corporate virtu

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Care Ethics and Markets: A View from Feminist Economicsminist thinking have developed around issues of the definition, methodology, philosophy, and policy application of economics. One key insight has been the recognition of the mythical nature of the rational, autonomous “economic man” who was said to inhabit and operate the free market automaton. The

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Adam Smith Cared, So Why Can’t Modern Economics?: The Foundations for Care Ethics in Early Economic ment and “sympathy” (what we might nowadays call “empathy”) plays a large role in his theory of moral judgment. The first half of the chapter works how Smith’s moral theory can be viewed as a form of care ethics. It will be demonstrated that not only is it possible to see Smith as a care ethicist, b

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Care Ethics and Unintended Consequencesenergy to identifying such consequences, ethicists rarely speak of them. This oversight is particularly unfortunate because thought needs to be given to how we should think and act in a world fraught with unanticipated effects. Simply having good intentions does not suffice to make us responsible ag