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The concept of moral imagination - an inspiration for writing and using case histories in business ethics?
Journal of business ethics education
2004 : VOL. 1:1, p. 31-44
 2004 Wltzien Hoivik, H. von
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Forum: What I try to achieve by teaching business ethics
Journal of business ethics education
2004 : VOL. 1:1, p. 7-30
 2004 Bowie. N. (et al.),
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Introducing the Journal of Business Ethics Education - JBEE
Journal of business ethics education
2004 : VOL. 1:1, p. 3-5
 2004 Hooker, J.
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Put an ethicist on the team! A promising but neglected "Third Way" to teach ethics in a business school
Journal of business ethics education
2004 : VOL. 1:2, p. 257-274
 2004 Norman, W.
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Learning experiences from designing and teaching a mandatory MBA course on ethics and leadership
Journal of business ethics education
2004 : VOL. 1:2, p. 239-256
 2004 Weltzien Hoivik, H. von
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How to teach ethics: Assumptions and arguments
Journal of business ethics education
2004 : VOL. 1:2, p. 165-212
 2004 Hartman, L.P.
Hartman, E.M.
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A required foundation course for moral, legal and political education
Journal of business ethics education
2004 : VOL. 1:2, p. 137-164
 2004 Windsor, D.
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From grace to disgrace: The rise & fall of Arthur Andersen
Journal of business ethics education
2004 : VOL. 1:1, p. 93-131
 2004 Smith, N.C.
Quirk, M.
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The case against business ethics education: A study in bad arguments
Journal of business ethics education
2004 : VOL. 1:1, p. 75-88
 2004 Hooker, J.
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The ethics of teaching business ethics: A reflective dialogue
Journal of business ethics education
2004 : VOL. 1:1, p. 45-56
 2004 Macfarlane, B.
DesJardins, J.
Lowry, D.
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