1 On the Job: Everyday Ethics at Work Introduction Box 1.1: "Sloth: The Noonday Demon" 1.1 Norman E. Bowie "Respecting the Humanity in a Person" Box 1.2: "W. D. Ross on Prima Facie Duties" 1.1 Arlie Hochshild"Exploring the Managed Heart" Box 1.

3: "Robert C. Solomon, The Passions" 1.3 Caitlin C. Rosenthal, A Cautionary Tale from a Slaveholder''s Journal Box 1.4: "John Stuart Mill on the Greatest Good and Expediency" 1.4 Jerry Goodstein and Kenneth D. Butterfield "Restorative Justice and the Aftermath of Unethical Behavior" 1.5 Jobs with Justice Education Fund "The Changing Nature of Work" Box 1.

5 Worthy Work 1.6 Harvard Law Review "Facial Discrimination" 1.7 J Brennan, W. English, J. Hasnas, & P. Jaworski, "How to Manage an Unethical Workplace" Box 1.6: The Most Common Types of Unethical Behavior at Work Cases Case 1.1 Gregory Barber and Staff, The Turmoil over ''Black Lives Matter'' and political Speech at Coinbase Case 1.

2: Sloan Wilson, "The Job Interview" Case 1.3 Joanne B. Ciulla, "Sleazy or Stupid" Case 1.4 Sara Fioravanti, "Working Two Jobs" Case 1.5: Joanne B. Ciulla, "Does Home Life Matter at Work?" Case 1.6: Joanne B. Ciulla, "The Best Person for the Job?" Case 1.

5: Joanne B. Ciulla, "Attraction or Business as Usual?" Box 1.7: "Sexual Harassment Guidelines" 2 "The Check Is in the Mail": Honesty and Trust in Business Introduction Box 2.1: "Aristotle, Kant, and Mill on Honesty" 2.1 Albert Z. Carr "Is Business Bluffing Ethical?" Box 2.2: "Nietzsche on Honesty" 2.2 Sissela Bok "Defining Secrecy-Some Crucial Distinctions" 2.

3 Harry G. Frankfurt "On Bullshit" 2.4 Niccolò Machiavelli "The Prince" 2.5 Paul Ekman and Mark G. Frank "Lies That Fail" Box 2.3: "Transparency International-USA Program" 2.6 Robert C. Solomon and Fernando Flores "Building Trust" 2.

7 Tamar Frankel "Trust, Honesty and Ethics in Business" 2.8 Plato "Ring of Gyges" Cases Case 2.1: D. Anthony Plath, "The Curious Loan Approval" Case 2.2: Robert C. Solomon, "Willful Ignorance? Or Deception?" Case 2.3: Clancy Martin, "Blindsided by Bankruptcy" Case 2.4: William H.

Shaw and Vincent Barry, "Testing for Honesty" 3 Money, How We Get It, and Where It Goes: Accounting, Finance, and Investment Ethics Introduction Box 3.1 : "Accounting and Mergers" Box 3.2: "Six Principles of Ethical Accounting" 3.1 Edward J. Balleisen "On Fraud" 3.2 Carol J. Loomis "Lies, Damned Lies, and Managed Earnings" Box 3.3: "Learning to Cheat?" Box 3.

4: "Ethical Decision Making" 3.3 Ed Cohen "Arthur Andersen Refugees Reflect on What Went Wrong" 3.4 Robert E. Frederick and W. Michael Hoffman "The Individual Investor in Securities 3.5 Markets: An Ethical Analysis 3.6 John R. Boatright "Finance Ethics" 3.

7 Jennifer Moore "What Is Really Unethical about Insider Trading?" Box 3.5: Roel C. Campos, "Ethics Matter" 3.8 Frank Partnoy "F.I.A.S.C.

O." Box 3.6: "Aristotle on Money" 3.9 Paul B. Farrell "Derivatives, the New ''Ticking Bomb''" 3.10 Duff McDonald "The Running of the Hedgehogs" 3.11 Niall Ferguson "Wall Street Lays Another Egg" Cases Case 3.1: The Democratic Policy Committee, "A Modern History of ''Creative'' Accounting" Case 3.

2: Lisa H. Newton and David P. Schmidt, "Merger Mania" Case 3.3: Richard F. DeMong, "SNB Annual Conference" Case 3.4: D. Anthony Plath, "The Accidental Bank Robbery" Case 3.5: Kimberly Amadeo, "The Stock Market Crash of 2008" Case 3.

6: Joanne B. Ciulla, David Kirshenbaum, Scott Stimpfel, "A Judgment Call" 4 Who Gets What and Why?: Fairness and Justice Introduction Box 4.1: "Plato and Aristotle on Justice" 4.1 Adam Smith "On Human Exchange and Human Differences" 4.2 Joanne B. Ciulla "Exploitation of Need" Box 4.2: "Marx on Alienated Labor" 4.3 John Rawls "Justice as Fairness" 4.

4 Michael Walzer "Tyranny and Complex Equality" 4.5 Robert Nozick "Anarchy, State, and Utopia" 4.6 Friedrich von Hayek "Justice Ruins the Market" 4.7 Gerald W. McEntee "Comparable Worth: A Matter of Simple Justice" 4.8 Robert H. Frank and Philip J. Cook, Winner-Take-All Markets and Inequality 4.

9 Peter Singer "The Obligation to Assist" Box 4.3: Effective Altruism Cases Case 4.1: Joanne B. Ciulla, Mickey Mouse Wages Case 4.2: William H. Shaw and Vincent Barry, "Burger Beefs" Case 4.3 Nick Wadhams, "Bad Charity (All I Got Was This Lousy T-Shirt)" 5 Is "The Social Responsibility of Business to Increase Its Profits"?: Social Responsibility and Stakeholder Theory Introduction 5.1 Milton Friedman "The Social Responsibility of Business Is to Increase Its Profits" BOX 5.

1: "Expensify and Joe Biden" 5.2 Christopher D. Stone "Why Shouldn''t Corporations Be Socially Responsible?" 5.3 Peter A. French "Corporate Moral Agency" BOX 5.2: Four Types of Corporate Social Responsibility 5.4 Kenneth J. Arrow "Social Responsibility and Economic Efficiency" 5.

5 Richard Parker "Corporate Social Responsibility and Crisis" 5.6 Alexei M. Marcoux "Business Ethics Gone Wrong" 5.7 Paul A. Argenti "Corporate Ethics in the Era of Millennials" Cases Case 5.1: Ana G. Johnson and William F. Whyte, "Mondragon Cooperatives" Case 5.

2: Rogene A. Buchholz, "The Social Audit" Case 5.3: Kelley MacDougall, Tom L. Beauchamp, and John Cuddihy, "The NYSEG Corporate Responsibility Case" Case 5.4: Thomas I. White, "Beech-Nut''s Imitation Apple Juice" Case 5.5: Thomas I. White, "Sentencing a Corporation to Prison" Case 5.

6: Brian Grow, Steve Hamm, and Louise Lee, "The Debate over Doing Good" Case 5.7: Jagdish Bhagwati, "Blame Bangladesh, Not the Brands" 6 When Innovation Bytes Back: Ethics and Technology Introduction Box 6.1: "Locke on Property" Box 6.2: Richard De George, "Seven Theses for Business Ethics and the Information Age" Box 6.3: "Foucault and the Panopticon" 6.1 Elizabeth A. Buchanan "Information Ethics in a Worldwide Context" 6.2 Jonathan Shaw: Artificial Intelligence and Ethics BOX 6.

4: Ethical Issues in Artificial Intelligence 6.3 Victoria Groom and Clifford Nass "Can Robots Be Teammates?" Box 6.5: C. Kluckhorn, "An Internet Culture?" 6.4 Clive Thompson "The Next Civil Rights Battle Will Be over the Mind" 6.5 Bill Joy "Why the Future Doesn''t Need Us" Cases Case 6.1: Joel Rudinow and Anthony Graybosch, "The Digital Divide" Case 6.2: Joel Rudinow and Anthony Graybosch, "Hacking into the Space Program" Case 6.

3: Joel Rudinow and Anthony Graybosch, "The I Love You Virus" Case 6.4: James Losey, "The Internet''s Intolerable Acts" Case 6.5: Emily Bell, The Modern Dilemma of TikTok Journalism Case 6.6 Jodi Kantor, Karen Weise and Grace Ashford, Inside Amazon''s Worst Human Resource Problem 7 The Art of Seduction: The Ethics of Advertising, Marketing, and Sales Introduction 7.1 Thorstein Veblen "Conspicuous Consumption" 7.2 John Kenneth Galbraith "The Dependence Effect" Box 7.1: Plato on the Danger of Believing Bad Arguments 7.3 Friedrich von Hayek "The Non Sequitur of the ''Dependence Effect''" 7.

4 Alan Goldman "The Justification of Advertising in a Market Economy" Box 7.2: Alexandra Gibbs and Nancy Hungerford, CNBC, "Marketing to Millennials" 7.5 Leslie Savan "The Bribed Soul" Box 7.3: "Ask Me no Questions 'e¦" 7.6 Smith, Kendell, Knighton, and Wright, "Rise of the Brand Ambassador" Cases Case 7.1: Rogene A. Buchholz, "Advertising at Better Foods" Case 7.2: Joseph R.

Desjardins and John J. McCall, "Advertising''s Image of Women" Case 7.3: William H. Shaw and Vincent Barry, "Hucksters in the Classroom" Case 7.4: Scott Croker, "Energy Drinks, Do They Really Work?" Case 7.5: Sophie Aubrey, "So Many Are Unethical" 8 Things Fall Apart: Product Liability and Consumers Introduction 8.1 Peter Huber "Liability" Box 8.1: Definition of Liability 8.

2 Stanley J. Modic "How We Got into This Mess" 8.3 Warren E. Burger "Too Many Lawyers, Too Many Suits" 8.4 Mark Dowie "Pinto Madness" 8.5 Judith Jarvis Thomson "Remarks on Causation and Liability" BOX 8.2: Hume on Promises 8.6 Adam Thierer "When the Trial Lawyers Come for the Robot Cars" Cases Case 8.

1: William H. Shaw and Vincent Barry, "The Skateboard Scare" Case 8.2: Joseph R. Desjardins and John J. McCall, "Children and Reasonably Safe Products" Case 8.3: William H. Shaw and Vincent Barry, "Living and Dying with Asbestos" Case 8.4: Kenneth B.

Moll and Associates, "Merck and Vioxx" Case 8.5: Claude Wyle, "The Top 10 Most Dangerous Toys of All Time" Case 8.6: Jack Bouboushian, "Ten More Deaths Blamed on Plavix" 9 "You Know How to Whistle, Don''t You?": Whistle-Blowing, Company Loyalty, and Employee Responsibility Introduction 9.1 Frederick Bruce Bird "Moral Muteness and Moral Blindness" Box 9.1: "Martin Luther King on Silence" 9.2 Michael Davis, Some Paradoxes of Whistle-Blowing Box 9.2 Whistleblowing and Leaking 9.3 George D.

Randals Loyalty, Corporations, and Community Box 9.3: "How Some Employers Buy Loyalty" 9.4 David E. Soles "Four Concepts of Loyalty" Box 9.4: Robert C. Solomon and Clancy Martin, "Blind to Earned Loyalty" Cases Case 9.1 Jeff Horwitz, The Facebook Whistler Box 9.5: Jim Yardley, "The Upside of Whistle-Blowing" Case 9.

2: Pat L. Burr, "Would You Blow the Whi.