Business Ethics after Enron: How American Ethicist Lost their Innocence

The Proceedings of the Twenty-First World Congress of Philosophy 1:281-284 (2007)
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Applied ethics in the United States has been a story of vacillation between micro-ethical and macro-ethical reforms. The tragedy of Enron has caused another crisis of confidence in how to pursue these reforms. However, the current rush toward macro-ethical critique will succeed only i f it builds on the gains made by the micro-ethical movement. One without the other will be doomed to failure.

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