What is necessary for corporate moral excellence?
Journal of Business Ethics · 1986 · Volume 5 · Issue 3
Abstract
At the beginning of this essay I sketch a solution to the question of how we can predicate moral properties, such as moral excellence, to the corporation. This solution suggests that there are at least two necessary criteria for corporate moral excellence: (1) a moral corporate culture and (2) the moral autonomy of the individual within the corporate culture. I put forward guidelines for the development of both and argue for their necessary interdependence.
Keywords
Economic Growth, Moral Property, Corporate Culture, Moral Autonomy, Moral Excellence
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