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Corporate social responsibility and stakeholder approach: a conceptual review
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and the notion of a stakeholder approach are pivotal concepts when examining the role of business in society, but their relationship has been studied and much…
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The Moral Threat of Compartmentalization: Self, Roles and Responsibility
Although most of us understand and accept that we play different roles in different settings, the moral implications of an unquestioned role-based world are serious. The prevalence of roles at the…
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Meaning of corporate social responsibility in a local French hospital: a case study
Purpose – The research aims to examine how corporate social responsibility (CSR) is contextually understood, in comparison with the definitions proposed in the academic…
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Ethics, Spirituality and Self: Managerial Perspective and Leadership Implications
This paper argues that the self, as both the centre of our identity and the focus of our spiritual life, has not been given enough consideration with regard to the ethics of managers and leaders.…
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Moral imagination and active imagination: searching in the depths of the psyche
– The purpose of this paper is to highlight the parallels between the ethical concept of moral imagination and the psychoanalytical concept of active imagination. A model combining both concepts is…
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CSR and spirituality
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Corporate social responsibility: contrasts and meaning of intents
Challenging the ‘Million Zeros’: The Importance of Imagination for Business Ethics Education
Despite increasing the presence of ‘ethics talk’ in business and management curricula, the ability of business ethics educators to question the system and support the development of morally…
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Moral Tension in the Psyche: A Jungian Interpretation of Managers' Moral Experiences
The psyche imbues our behaviour and our moral choices. C.G. Jung placed an archetypal, spiritual self at the centre of the psyche which represents who we really are and evinces fundamental moral…
A view from within: exploring the psychology of responsible leadership
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to review the links between ethics, leadership and psychology, and to introduce the papers for the special issue of the Journal of Management…
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