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Business ethics is a subject that deals with beliefs, morals and values. The more one reads about business ethics, the more absorbing does it become. From an application point of view also, the subject 'Business Ethics' is most important among management-oriented disciplines. This is recommended as one of the subjects for postgraduate students in management and commerce streams. Every country has its own ethical culture and in India, our basis is Vedas and Upanishads for business ethics. Any book on Business Ethics reflects the cultural ethos of one's own country, which is internalised in respective corporate ethics. Indian students need a book that can help blend principles of business ethics with the culture, morals and values of our people. This book on business ethics is an attempt in this direction. As can be seen in the subsequent pages of this book, example drawn from various cultural nuances have been used to explain the principles of business ethics. Business Ethics is divided into four parts. Contents - PART - I: INTRODUCES THE BASIC CONCEPT OF THE SUBJECT 1: Understanding the Nature of Business Ethics 2: Foundations of Buisness Ethics (Theories of Business Ethics) 3: Ethical Decision-making 4: Managing Ethics Tools and Techniques of Ethics Management PART - II: FOCUSES ON ETHICS IN VARIOUS DISCIPLINES 5: Share Holders and Ethics 6: Ethics and Human Resource Management 7: Ethics in Marketing, Consumers, Suppliers and Competitors 8: Civil Societies and Ethics PART - III: COVERS REGULATORY FRAMEWORK 9: Ethics and Regulatory Bodies 10: Finance and Ethics 11: Ethics in Global Business 12: Technologies and Ethics 13: Corporate Governance and Ethics PART - IV: INCLUDES COMPLIANCES AND THE ESSENCE OF ANCIENT SCRIPTS, VEDAS AND UPANISHADS IN INDIAN CONTEXT 14: Framing Ethics — Corporate Social Responsibility 15: Project Management and Ethics 16: Creating an Ethical Organization 17: Ancient Ethics and Culture in India 18: Vedas and Ethics References
