Titlebook: Handbook of Virtue Ethics in Business and Management; Alejo José G. Sison,Gregory R. Beabout,Ignacio Fer Reference work 2017 Springer Scie

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MacIntyre’s Critique of Managementn of morality and compartmentalization of life, and such resistance must begin from ordinary moral agents’ resistance to their disempowerment and demoralization through their systemic subordination to institutionalized management.

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Corporate Roles and Virtuesits. This chapter is concerned with the excellences of character that should be fostered in human beings playing business roles. Specifically, it is about the traits that make a good businessperson and whether or not such role virtues are the same as the virtues of a person (qua human being).

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Jerry Evenskyable lifeworlds yet depended upon the crucial interrelation between all levels of scale. This epilogue serves to demonstrate the ways in which the relationship between the macro- and micro-contexts influences the availability of options at the local level.

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Jack Russell Weinsteinirected the conditions of possibility of their lifeworld. Their experience was often difficult but was understood as a significant opportunity and as such represents an account of the enaction not just of explicit state goals, but of a clearly-defined cultural identity.

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Aesthetic Dimensions of Virtue Ethics: Implications for Business Ethicsoverlooked thus far is the aesthetic or sensual dimension of virtuous actions. There are at least four senses in which the ethical is intrinsically aesthetic. Each of the four has implications for business ethics.

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Organization as ,an its typical use in relevant literatures such as organization studies, business ethics, and economics. This applies Aristotle’s notion of . to offer a reappraisal of “organization” that drives a wedge between capitalist constructions of organization as the firm and the basic human imperative to as