Fun, Easy Ethical Management Stories 1

The Most Fun&Easy Guide Book for Ethical Management!


Some of CEOs are selling their soul to rake a great amount of money. 


But these days there is a lot more important value than making a lot of profit.


To achieve sustainable growth, CEOs should pay attention to sharing profit and ethical mind in managing the company. 


This book is the best introduction to understand ethical management written by professors in aSSIST. It explains ‘what is ethical management?’ with fun and easy words. You can read many interesting stories and get information about ‘how to manage the company ethically’. It won’t be difficult to practice in your own business.

 


Author


aSSIST is the graduate school of business in South Korea. 


aSSIST’s educational goal is to develop an ideal person who is ethical, creative, group-oriented, and who is able to relate technology to management as well based on the educational idea of 4T: eThics, sTorytelling, Teamwork, Technology. The 4T concept will develop leaders for sustainable management in the future. 


We have not only business-oriented courses – global leadership MBA, Financial Engineering MBA, and ISP (Industrial security) MBA, but also high quality Executive MBA courses collaborated with Helsinki school of Economics and the Stated University of New York. 


We have creative and professional courses for CEOs – 4T CEO Sustainability Management Course, 4T CEO Green Growth Course. Etc.


http://www.assist.ac.kr


Contents

 

Prologue

1. Good Enterprises Succeed

2. Innovation through Ethical Management

3. Can this company still run?

4. The Survival Inequality of Ethical Management

5. The Corruption Equation Formula Regarding Ethical Management

6. The Ring of Gyges

7. For Whom Do Corporations Exist? 1: A Landmark Decision by Judge Jacobs

8. For Whom Do Corporations Exist? 2: A Landmark Decision by Judge Sullivan

9. For Whom Do Corporations Exist? 3: A Landmark Decision by Judge Horsey

10. Darwinism and Ethics 

11. Morals and Symmetry as the Law of Nature

12. The Definition of Ethics from the Viewpoint of Contemporary Physical Science

13. Self-Realization and Other-Realization 1: The Birth of the Modern Subject

14. Self-Realization and Other-Realization 2: The Modern Subject and Self Realization

15. Self-Realization and Other-Realization 3: From Modern Subject to Post-Modern Subject

16. Self-realization and Other-realization 4: Capital and Reconciliation of Society

Epilogue