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Volume 1 Issue 1: 2004
“Introducing the Journal of Business Ethics Education - JBEE”
John Hooker
Forum:
“What Do I Try to Achieve by Teaching Business Ethics?”
Norman Bowie, Richard T. De George, Joan Fontrodona, William C. Frederick, and Alexander Horniman
Teaching and Research Articles:
“The Concept of Moral Imagination – an Inspiration for Writing and Using Case Histories in Business Ethics?”
Heidi von Weltzien Hoivik
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“The Ethics of Teaching Business Ethics: A Reflective Dialogue”
Bruce Macfarlane, Joe DesJardins and Diannah Lowry
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“Teaching Ethics, Heuristics and Biases”
Robert Prentice
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“The Case Against Business Ethics Education: A Study in Bad Arguments”
John Hooker
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Case Studies:
“Introduction to Education Materials”
Bruce Macfarlane
“From Grace to Disgrace: the Rise and Fall of Arthur Andersen” (available via online secure payment)
N. Craig Smith and Michelle Quirk
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Volume 1 Issue 2: 2004 Special Issue - “Stand Alone Course in Business Ethics”
“Stand Alone Course in Business Ethics”
Norman Bowie
“A Required Foundation Course for Moral, Legal and Political Education”
Duane Windsor
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“How to Teach Ethics: Assumptions and Arguments”
Laura P. Hartman and Edwin M. Hartman
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“Fish Starts to Rot from Head: The Role of Business School Deans in Curriculum Planning for Ethics”
D. Vidaver-Cohen
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“Learning Experiences from Designing and Teaching a Mandatory MBA Course on Ethics and Leadership”
Heidi von Weltzien Høivik
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“Put an Ethicist on the Team! A Promising but Neglected “Third Way” to Teach Ethics in a Business School”
Wayne Norman
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