In May 2014, at Stanford University's McCoy Family Center for Ethics in Society, a panel of educators, composed of faculty from the university's business school, law school, and philosophy department, addressed a series of questions about teaching ethics: “Can something as personal as ethics...

In this editorial essay, we argue that business ethics research should be aware of the ethical implications of its own methodological choices, and that these implications include, but go beyond, mere compliance with standardized ethical norms. Methodological choices should be made specifically...

In the past, sustainable development was considered a guideline for all human activities, but the world has gradually changed. The criteria for action today must not only ensure sustainability but also meet appropriate ethical standards in diverse contexts. As a result, the topic of ethical...