EJBO : 2004, Vol. 9, No. 2
Recent Submissions
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Individual, Job, Organizational and Contextual Correlates of Employment Empowerment: Some Greek Evidence
(Business and Organization Ethics Network (BON), 2004)This study is part of a larger project exploring the usefulness of the empowerment construct in the Greek context. Using a sample of 154 mature working students we examined the influence of demographics (gender, age and ... -
Social Accountancy (Accountability): Social Balance as a (no) Instrument of Ethic Corporative Action
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The utility function and the emotional well-being function
(Business and Organization Ethics Network (BON), 2004)Behind the utility function, which is the basis for economic and finance theory, is a philosophical and ethical approach based essentially on the Utilitarian and Hedonistic schools. Once qualitative, the utility ... -
The Place of Spirituality in Organizational Theory
(Business and Organization Ethics Network (BON), 2004)Spirituality in the American workplace has been receiving increasing attention by the popular literature. However, the issue has received little consideration from management scholars. Although there are several definitions ... -
Potentially Ethically Troublesome Practices in the Retail Food Industry: Relationship Between Intentions and Perceived Frequency of Occurrence Among Future Retail Personnel
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Pharmaceutical Marketing - Time for Change
(Business and Organization Ethics Network (BON), 2004)This paper reviews current marketing practices in the pharmaceutical sector, and their impact on consumer and doctor behaviour. It identifies negative impacts which include misleading advertising, disease mongering and ... -
Editorial information
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EJBO. Electronic journal of business and organization ethics, 2004 VOLUME 9, NUMBER 2 (The Entire Issue)
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