Part I: Preliminary evidence -- 1 CEO Perspectives on Morality and Business -- 2 Commerce and Communion in the History of Christian Thought -- Part II: The internal dynamics of business -- 3 Practical Wisdom and Management Science -- 4 What Are Agency and Autonomy, and What Difference Do They Make for Business? -- 5 What Is the Technocratic Paradigm, and Must Business Be Structured by It? -- Part III: The wider responsibilities of business -- 6 The Institutional Insight Underlying Shareholder/Stakeholder Approaches to Business Ethics -- 7 How Consumers and Firms Can Seek Good Goods -- 8 Are Businesses Responsible for the Moral Ecology in Which They Operate? -- 9 The Social Mortgage on Business -- 10 When Are Market Decisions Morally Legitimate?
Summary
A comprehensive overview of the contribution of Catholic social thought to business ethics
