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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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Business ethics in the curriculum: Integrating ethics through work experience
Journal of Business Ethics
2004 : NOV I, VOL. 54:4, p. 399-409
 2004 Hartog, M.
Frame, P.
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After Andersen: An experience of integrating ethics into undergraduate accountancy education
Journal of Business Ethics
2004 : NOV I, VOL. 54:4, p. 385-398
 2004 Molyneaux, D.
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A case example: Integrating ethics into the academic business curriculum
Journal of Business Ethics
2004 : NOV I, VOL. 54:4, p. 371-384
 2004 McDonald, G.M.
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Regulatory perspectives on business ethics in the curriculum
Journal of Business Ethics
2004 : NOV I, VOL. 54:4, p. 349-356
 2004 Moore, G.
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Corporate social responsibility education in Europe
Journal of Business Ethics
2004 : NOV I, VOL. 54:4, p. 323-337
 2004 Matten, D.
Moon, J.
136.
Narcissus revisited: the values of management academics and their role in business school strategies in the UK and Canada
British Journal of Management
2004 : JUN, VOL. 15:2, p. 157-175
 2004 Stiles, D.R.
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The Harvard Business School story: avoiding knowledge by being relevant
Organization
2004 : MAR, VOL. 11:2, p. 211-231
 2004 Contardo, I.
Wensley, R.
138.
An examination of cheating and its antecedents among marketing and management majors
Journal of Business Ethics
2004 : MAR I, VOL. 50:1, p. 63-80
 2004 Smith, K.J.
Davy, J.A.
Easterling, D.
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Rethinking the business school
Journal of Management Studies
2004 : DEC, VOL. 41:8, p. 1521-1531
 2004 Starkey, K.
Hatchuel, A.
Tempest, S.
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