Bragging rights for Business Ethics at Loyola University Chicago
Last year BusinessWeek magazine ranked Loyola University Chicago’s Business Ethics program Number One in the Country.
So it is an honor to be part of the team as an adjunct professor this summer teaching the MBA course in Business Ethics (and to be able to enjoy LUC’s dynamic Water Tower location in beautiful downtown Chicago).
LUC’s prominence is due to its faculty, whom I know mostly through their publications:
Al Gini and Alexei Marcoux are joint authors of widely-used textbook in the field, Case Studies in Business Ethics, now in its sixth edition.
John Boatright is author of another prominent text, Ethics and the Conduct of Business, also in its sixth edition.
Professor Marcoux also published a fine article entitled “Retrieving Business Ethics from Political Philosophy” in the Journal of Private Enterprise last year, the same issue in which my “What Business Ethics Can Learn from Entrepreneurship” [pdf] came out.
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