Contemporary Reflections on Business Ethics

DEDICATION.- PREFACE.- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.- TABLE OF CONTENTS.- INTRODUCTION TO THE FIRST EDITION, Ronald K. Duska.- Part 1: INTRODUCTION.- Chapter 1: *What is Ethics?.- Chapter 2: *The "Why's of Business Revisited".- Chapter 3: *Business Ethics: Oxymoron or Good Business.- Chapter 4: Revisiting the Egoism Question in Business.- Chapter 5: How Losing Soul  Leads to Ethical Corruption in Business.- Chapter 6: *What's the Point of a Business Ethics Course?.- Part 2: INTRODUCTION.- Chapter 7:*Life Boat Ethics: A Problem in Economic Justice.-Chapter 8: *The Religious Roots of Business Ethics .- Chapter 9: *Aristotle: A Pre-Modern Post-Modern? Implications for Business Ethics.- Chapter 10: Rhetoric and Egoism in Aristotle's Ethics.- Chapter 11: Why Business Ethics Needs Rhetoric: An Aristotelian Perspective.- Chapter 12: Patricia Werhane and Adam Smith With Side Comments on Aesthetics and Wittgenstion.- Chapter 13: What is Literature to Ethics or Ethics to Literature?.-Part 3: INTRODUCTION.- Chapter 14: *Employee Rights.- Chapter 15: *Whistleblowing and Employee Loyalty.- Chapter 16: *Why be a Loyal Agent?" Part 4.- INTRODUCTION.- Chapter 17: *The Responsibilities of Accountants.- Chapter 18: Financial Services Industry.- Chapter 19: Ethics and Financial Systems: Systems and Individuals.- Chapter 20: *The Corruption of Financial Markets: Systemic Inevitability or Aberration?.- Chapter 21: *Should Mutual Fund Managers be Barred from Personal Trading?.- Chapter 22: Contemporary Laws and Regulations: An Argument for Less Law, More Justice.- Part 5: INTRODUCTION.- Chapter 23: When Bigger is not Better .- Chapter 24: Harry Potter, 9/11, and Enron: Implications for Financial Services Professionals.- Chapter 25: Ethics: Whose Life Insurance is it, Anyway?.- Chapter 26: Divorcing Your Client Financial Services Style.- Chapter 27: On the "Rights" to Health Care and Health Insurance.- Chapter 28: Shakespeare's King Lear: Looking for an Estate Planner.- Chapter 29: Managing for an Ethical Culture: What to do with Tom.- Chapter 30: Blowing the Whistle on Fellow Professionals.- Chapter 31: Being Real about the Ethics of the Fiduciary: What's Wrong with Self-Interest.- Chapter 32: What's the Wealth in Wealth Management.- Chapter 33: Why Good People Do Bad Things: Applications to Financial Advisors: The WIZARD.- Chapter 34: Unethical Behavioral Finance: Why Good People Do Bad Things.- Chapter 35: The Dark Side of Retirement.- EPILOGUE: Duska's contributions to Business Ethics.- BIOGRAPHY OF RONALD K. DUSKA.