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The ethics of organizational transformation : mergers, takeovers, and corporate restructuring

edited by W. Michael Hoffman, Robert Frederick, and Edward S. Petry, Jr. ; foreword by Gregory H. Adamian

Quorum Books, 1989

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"From the Seventh National Conference on Business Ethics, sponsored by the Center for Business Ethics at Bentley College." -- T.p.

Held Oct. 15-16, 1987

Includes bibliographical references and index

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内容説明

This volume represents discussion and comments from a conference of academics, corporate executives, and federal officials examining the ethics of mergers, acquisitions, and takeovers. Topics addressed are timely considering the massive restructuring occurring in corporate America as well as the trend to more fully integrate ethics into business school curriculums. . . . This book provides a thought-provoking and wide-ranging survey of the issue of ethics in US business. Highly recommended. Choice This book seeks to relate ethical and philosophical considerations to the pragmatic concerns of business operation. Its audience is corporate executives and financial planners involved in mergers and takeovers. Business Information Alert In the wake of major insider trading scandals on Wall Street and serious debates over the benefits of corporate mergers and takeovers, ethics in business has become a topic of paramount importance--both in the corporate world itself and in the business school community. This volume presents a discussion by a distinguished group of corporate executives and academic specialists of the ethical issues involved in mergers, acquisitions, and takeovers. The result of a major conference sponsored by the Center for Business Ethics at Bentley College, the book seeks to relate ethical and philosophical considerations to the pragmatic concerns of business operation. In their provocative exploration of the issues involved, the contributors address such subjects as employee interests, stakeholder welfare, managerial ethics, the problem of insider trading, and more. Divided into five major sections, the volume begins with several chapters that offer an overview of ethical and moral issues in organizational transformations. The second section presents corporate, labor, and government views of the issues involved and includes chapters by Edward L. Hennessy, Jr. of Allied-Signal; Daniel W. Sherrick of the UAW; and David T. Scheffman of the Federal Trade Commission among others. In the following chapters, the contributors address ethical aspects of the strategies and tactics used to effect mergers and takeovers, paying particular attention to their impact on management and employee interests. Section Four presents some alternative approaches to corporate restructuring, while the final section includes actual case studies of the relationship between ethical issues and practical bottomline business concerns. Must reading for corporate executives and financial experts involved in the business of mergers and takeovers, this book is also an ideal supplemental text for graduate courses in business ethics.

目次

Foreword by Gregory H. Adamian Introduction Ethical Issues in Organizational Transformations--An Overview Ethical Issues in Organizational Transformations--Corporate, Labor and Government Views Ethical Aspects of Strategies and Tactics in Mergers and Takeovers Corporate Restructuring--Alternative Approaches and Viewpoints Studies in Corporate Restructuring--Cases and Analyses Index

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