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Business, Government, and Society: Managing Competitiveness, Ethics, and Social Issues de Newman S. Peery

Business, Government, and Society: Managing Competitiveness, Ethics, and Social Issues

Autor Newman S. Peery
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 12 sep 1994
First edition of a new BGS title. The author covers strategic management for competitiveness, ethical decision-making, corporate culture and moral reasoning. Includes 2 chapters on global competitiveness, including multinational business, government relationships. Covers stakeholder issues in chapters 14-17. Addresses ecology/natural environment in Ch. 18.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780023934018
ISBN-10: 0023934018
Pagini: 736
Dimensiuni: 187 x 235 x 38 mm
Greutate: 1.71 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: Pearson Education
Colecția Prentice Hall
Locul publicării:Upper Saddle River, United States

Cuprins

I. BUSINESS PERFORMANCE, SOCIAL CONTROL, AND GOVERNANCE.
 1. Business Social Performance in a Three-fold Society: Competitiveness, Ethics, Politics and the Law.
 2. Social Change and Control in a Market Oriented Society.
 3. The Strategic Management of Public Issues.
II. INTERNATIONAL DIMENSIONS OF BUSINESS AND SOCIETY.
 4. Competitiveness in a Global Marketplace.
 5. Multinational Business-Government Relations.
III. ETHICAL AND MORAL DIMENSIONS OF BUSINESS.
 6. Moral Reasoning and Organizational Culture.
 7. Ethical Analysis and Decision Making.
 8. Economic Justice: A Stakeholder Perspective.
 9. Business Social Performance and Social Responsibility.
III. CASES.
IV. THE LEGAL AND REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS.
10. The Public Policy Process and the Legal Environment of Business.
11. Government Regulation of Business.
12. Regulatory Reform and the Deregulation Movement.
13. Anti-trust Law.
V. PUBLIC POLICY AND STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT OF STAKEHOLDER ISSUES.
14. Organizational Governance.
16. Employee Stakeholders: Rights, Workplace Safety, and Downsizing.
17. Employee Stakeholders: Equality and Discrimination.
18. Business, Ecology and the Environment.

Caracteristici

  • uses a systematic framework—one model for business performance and a complementary model for social change and control of business—to organize for students the complex interrelationships between business and society.
  • presents the choice of orientations a manager may adopt toward the environment of business—namely, defensive and reactive, or anticipatory and socially responsible, or proactive and politically responsive.
  • weaves historical background into topic coverage—for example, ideals expals expressed in the Declaration of Independence, and changes in government regulation of business—to show the influence of ideas about justice, competition, and the appropriate role of government.
  • applies concepts of strategic management to the context of ethics, public policy, and the legal environment.
  • identifies the characteristics and structure of competitive markets, helping students understand why government regulation is needed when markets malfunction.
  • applied orientation and contemporary topic coverage give instructors a modern teaching resource.
    • short cases for discussion, in every chapter
    • integrating cases at the end of each text part
    • two chapters on competitiveness in global markets (Chapters 4 and 5)
    • integrated treatment of global management, in chapters on social responsibility, antitrust law, product liability, and ecology
    • four chapters on ethical performance and the social responsibility of business managers—outlining theories of economic justice and analytical tools for ethical decision making (Chapters 6 through 9)
    • extensive development of how the public policy process relates to business operations, and how managers can influence the process (Chapter 3, and Chapters 10 through 13)
    • multi-chapter coverage of stakeholder issues encompasses owners and other investors, customers, and employees, and reflects new developments such as corporate restructuring and downsizing (Chapters 14 through 17)
    • distinctive treatment of ecology (Chapter 18) presents the scientific basis of technology and its effects on the planet—to allow discussion of sustained development