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  • Pascal Marmier
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October 06, 2009

Case studies

I personally prefer to highlight the positive, but when teaching ethics you do need to show the boundaries. So here is a book of critical case studies on the scandalous practices sometimes found in Business - The Dark Side : Critical Cases on the Downside of Business.

Posted by on October 06, 2009 at 09:12 AM in Books |

Tags: case studies, criticable business practices, scandalous practices

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