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100 1  Cowton, Christopher J. 
245 10 Business Ethics after the Global Financial Crisis :
       |bLessons from the Crash.|h[O'Reilly electronic resource] 
264  1 Milton :|bRoutledge,|c2019. 
264  4 |c©2019. 
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490 1  Routledge Studies in Business Ethics Ser. 
505 0  Cover -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title -- Copyright -
       - Contents -- List of Contributors -- Acknowledgements -- 
       1 Introduction -- 2 Is Financialisation a Vice? 
       Perspectives From Virtue Ethics and Catholic Social 
       Teaching -- 3 On the Morality of Banking, the Exploitation
       Tradition and the New Challenges of the Global Financial 
       Crisis -- 4 How Competition Harmed Banking: The Need for a
       Pelican Gambit -- 5 Contemporary Laws and Regulation: An 
       Argument for Less Law, More Justice -- 6 Freedom in 
       Finance: The Importance of Epistemic Virtues and 
       Interlucent Communication -- 7 Aristotelian Lessons After 
       the Global Financial Crisis: Banking, Responsibility, 
       Culture and Professional Bodies -- 8 Professional 
       Responsibility and the Banks -- 9 Liability for Corporate 
       Wrongdoing -- 10 The Bankers and the 'Nameless Virtue' -- 
       11 Moralising Economic Desert -- Index. 
520    The global financial crisis (GFC) that began in 2007 
       concentrated attention on the morality of banking and 
       financial activities. Just as mainstream businesses became
       increasingly defined by their financial performance, banks,
       it seemed, got themselves - and everyone else - into 
       trouble through an over-emphasis on themselves as 
       commercial enterprises that need pay little attention to 
       traditional banking virtues or ethics. While the GFC had 
       many causes, criticism was legitimately levelled at banks 
       over the ethics of mortgage creation, excessive 
       securitisation, executive remuneration, and high-pressure 
       customer sales tactics, amongst other things. These 
       criticisms mirror those that have been levelled at the 
       business more generally, particular in the last decade, 
       although the backdrop provided by the GFC is more dramatic,
       and the outcomes of supposed wrongdoing more severe. This 
       book focuses on business ethics after the GFC; not on the 
       crisis itself, but how we should respond to it. The GFC 
       has focused minds on the proper role of ethics in the 
       understanding and conduct of business activity, but it is 
       essential to look beyond the crisis to address the deeper 
       challenges that it highlights. The aim of this volume is 
       to present examples of the latest philosophically-informed
       thinking across a range of ethical issues that relate to 
       business activity, using the banks and the GFC - the 
       consequences of which continue to reverberate - as a point
       of departure. The book will be of great value to 
       researchers, academics, practitioners, and students 
       interested in business, ethics in general, and business 
       ethics in particular. 
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650  0 Banks and banking|xMoral and ethical aspects. 
650  0 Global Financial Crisis, 2008-2009. 
650  6 Morale des affaires. 
650  6 Crise financière mondiale, 2008-2009. 
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700 1  Dempsey, James. 
700 1  Sorell, Tom. 
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