Barbara Brüning

How should a good company treat its employees? What distinguishes managers who act ethically from those who only focus on profit maximization? How can companies secure jobs in their own country in light of increasing globalization while still investing in poorer countries to involve people there more in the world's prosperity? How can more women be established in leadership positions? Such questions, among others, are the subject of business ethics, which has established itself both as a discipline at universities and business academies and in general and vocational schools in the subjects of philosophy, ethics, religion, as well as economics and politics.

Content includes: Over 80 templates with professional texts and case studies on six problem areas:

• Property and Money
• Market Economy
• Justice
• Work and Profession
• Sustainability
• Ethical Standards in Business

For all topic areas:

• Case studies from the fields of ethics and law, allowing students to assess how well they can apply ethical and legal standards (with solutions in the appendix)
• Legal regulations that are pivotal for business ethics
• QR codes introducing video films on various topics.