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Business Ethics Mastery: Principles, Cases, Leadership & Culture

By Peter Alkema

Business ethics connects moral reasoning with the responsibilities of an organization.

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PLR
Business Ethics Mastery: Principles, Cases, Leadership & Culture

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Curriculum

101 lessons

  1. Lesson: Defining Ethics in Business Contexts
  2. Lesson: Origins and Evolution of Ethical Thought in Commerce
  3. Lesson: Types of Moral Dilemmas Encountered in Modern Workplaces
  4. Lesson: Introduction to Major Ethical Theories and Frameworks
  5. Lesson: Visual Storytelling for Understanding Basic Moral Choices
  6. Lesson: Exploring Utilitarianism in Workplace Decision-Making
  7. Lesson: Duty-Based Ethics and Its Role in Corporate Policies
  8. Lesson: Virtue Ethics in Shaping Leadership Character and Company Culture
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  1. Lesson: Relativism and Cultural Considerations in Ethical Practice
  2. Lesson: Combining Frameworks for Well-Rounded Ethical Judgments
  3. Lesson: Who Counts as a Stakeholder in Daily Business Operations
  4. Lesson: Mapping Stakeholder Interests and Power Dynamics
  5. Lesson: Balancing Conflicting Stakeholder Expectations in Action
  6. Lesson: Ethical Implications of Stakeholder Neglect or Favoritism
  7. Lesson: Case Study: Mismanaged Stakeholders and Real-World Consequences
  8. Lesson: Defining Transparency and Accountability in Modern Commerce
  9. Lesson: Benefits of Transparent Reporting for Business Reputation
  10. Lesson: Accountability Mechanisms in Internal Governance Structures
  11. Lesson: Case Study: Lack of Transparency and Major Consumer Backlash
  12. Lesson: Implementing Truthful and Open Communication Channels
  13. Lesson: Understanding Corporate Responsibility as More Than Profit
  14. Lesson: Social Responsibility Initiatives That Go Beyond the Law
  15. Lesson: Environmental Sustainability and Responsible Resource Use
  16. Lesson: Strategic Philanthropy and Its Ethical Dimensions
  17. Lesson: Visualizing Positive Social Impact through Case Analysis
  18. Lesson: Traits of Ethical Leaders That Influence Organizational Behavior
  19. Lesson: Leading by Example: Modeling Ethical Decision-Making
  20. Lesson: Encouraging Whistleblowing and Reporting Unethical Behavior
  21. Lesson: Empowering Teams to Make Ethically-Sound Choices
  22. Lesson: Learning from Leaders: High-Profile Cases of Ethical Leadership
  23. Lesson: What Constitutes a Conflict of Interest in Business Practice
  24. Lesson: Disclosure Requirements and Risk Management Tactics
  25. Lesson: Real-World Cases of Mishandled Conflicts of Interest
  26. Lesson: Building Company Policies to Prevent Undue Influence
  27. Lesson: Scenario Analysis: Managing Subtle and Complex Conflicts
  28. Lesson: Making Ethical Choices When Facing Corporate Crises
  29. Lesson: Balancing Short-Term Gains Against Long-Term Ethical Considerations
  30. Lesson: Case Study: Business Ethics in Financial Downturns and Scandals
  31. Lesson: Responding to Ethical Dilemmas in Time-Sensitive Environments
  32. Lesson: Visual Storytelling Method for Decision-Making Under Stress
  33. Lesson: Evolving Expectations of Digital Privacy for All Stakeholders
  34. Lesson: Ethical Risks Associated with Data Handling and Surveillance
  35. Lesson: Artificial Intelligence and Algorithmic Bias in Decision-Making
  36. Lesson: High-Profile Data Breach Cases and Lessons Learned
  37. Lesson: Developing Robust Policies for Ethical Technology Use
  38. Lesson: Using Infographics to Unpack Complex Ethical Dilemmas
  39. Lesson: Role Plays and Storyboards for Ethical Scenario Exploration
  40. Lesson: Film and Media as Tools for Teaching Ethical Judgment
  41. Lesson: Case Study: Learning from Documentary Accounts in Business Ethics
  42. Lesson: Integrating Visual Approaches to Foster Deeper Moral Reasoning
  43. Lesson: Understanding the Limits of Law Versus Limits of Ethics
  44. Lesson: Exploring Intersection of Legal Compliance and Moral Duties
  45. Lesson: Cases Where Legal Behavior Clashes With Ethical Norms
  46. Lesson: Building Policies That Exceed Basic Regulatory Requirements
  47. Lesson: Encouraging Ethical Reflection Beyond �What Is Legal �
  48. Lesson: Key Features of a Culture Promoting Ethical Conduct
  49. Lesson: Impact of Incentives and Rewards on Moral Behavior
  50. Lesson: Cultural Transformation Through Ethical Policy Adoption
  51. Lesson: Company Case Study: Turnaround Stories Driven by Ethics
  52. Lesson: Sustaining Integrity Across Changing Business Environments
  53. Lesson: What Qualifies as Whistleblowing in Practice
  54. Lesson: Corporate Protections for Those Disclosing Wrongdoing
  55. Lesson: Retaliation: Risk Factors and Ethical Mitigation Strategies
  56. Lesson: Case Study: The Impact of Major Whistleblower Revelations
  57. Lesson: Embedding Whistleblower Support into Corporate Structure
  58. Lesson: Recognizing Subtle and Overt Forms of Fraud in Daily Operations
  59. Lesson: High-Profile Corporate Corruption Cases: Lessons for Leaders
  60. Lesson: Ethical Dilemmas Posed by Aggressive Sales and Profit-Seeking
  61. Lesson: Implementing Anti-Corruption Training and Response Strategies
  62. Lesson: Visualizing the Long-Term Costs of Ethical Lapses
  63. Lesson: Ethics of Honest Communication in Advertising and Promotion
  64. Lesson: Case Study: Misleading Messaging and Regulatory Penalties
  65. Lesson: Social Media Influencers and Company Responsibility for Content
  66. Lesson: Managing the Spread of Disinformation in Business Contexts
  67. Lesson: Guidelines for Transparent, Authentic Digital Engagement
  68. Lesson: Trends in Integrating ESG Considerations into Daily Operations
  69. Lesson: Authentic Versus Superficial Approaches to ESG Initiatives
  70. Lesson: Evaluating ESG Performance of Notable Companies Worldwide
  71. Lesson: ESG Reporting: Opportunities for Transparency and Ethics
  72. Lesson: Case Study: ESG Success Stories and Public Accountability
  73. Lesson: Understanding Variations in Global Business Norms and Values
  74. Lesson: Ethical Dilemmas Arising from Transnational Operations
  75. Lesson: Resolving Conflicts Between Local Practice and Universal Principles
  76. Lesson: Case Examples of International Bribery and Cultural Clash
  77. Lesson: Building Global Ethical Policies with Local Sensitivity
  78. Lesson: Analyzing Ambiguity and Uncertainty in Daily Decisions
  79. Lesson: Role Playing to Surface Hidden Ethical Risks in Scenarios
  80. Lesson: Balancing Stakeholder Perspectives in Unclear Situations
  81. Lesson: Creating Checklists for Navigating Uncertain Ethical Terrain
  82. Lesson: Case Study: Learning from Nuanced, Multi-Outcome Scenarios
  83. Lesson: Ethics Training Programs That Drive Culture Change
  84. Lesson: Evaluating the Impact of Ongoing Professional Development
  85. Lesson: Learning from Mistakes: How Companies Rebound from Ethical Failures
  86. Lesson: Encouraging Mindfulness and Reflection in Leadership Practices
  87. Lesson: Developing a Toolkit for Lifelong Ethical Decision-Making
  88. Lesson: The Evolving Nature of Ethical Expectations in Business
  89. Lesson: Major Trends in Accountability and Global Responsibility
  90. Lesson: Predicting Future Challenges in Business Ethics and Integrity
  91. Lesson: Inspiring Ethical Business Through Forward-Thinking Leadership
  92. Lesson: Integrating Course Takeaways for a Career of Ethical Excellence
  93. Lesson: Resources

About this course

Business ethics connects moral reasoning with the responsibilities of an organization. This course examines those decisions through stakeholders, culture and the choices people make in professional work.

Utilitarian, duty-based and virtue ethics provide different starting points for reasoning. Stakeholders, transparency and accountability then connect those perspectives with the effects of an organizational decision.

Consider ethics in everyday and difficult situations

Corporate responsibility and ethical leadership are discussed alongside conflicts of interest, fraud and corruption. Data privacy, AI and honest communication introduce technology and information contexts.

Whistleblowing, ESG and cross-cultural dilemmas broaden the material to situations where responsibilities and expectations may differ. The course is relevant to learners exploring ethical judgment and organizational behavior.

Review any legal references for the jurisdiction and business setting involved.

Adapt for business-ethics education

A PLR license lets you modify, rebrand and resell the training. You could tailor it for professional development or place it within a wider responsible-business curriculum. Your own scenarios can help an audience examine the stakeholders and choices relevant to its work.

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