The Honorable Merchant – Between Modesty and Risk-Taking

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Introduction.- 1 The Image of the Merchant Contemplated Across Times.- Chapter 1 The Merchant from Patristics to the Honnête Homme in the Writings of Savary; Christoph Strosetzki.- Chapter 2 The Honorable Merchant and the Corporate Social Responsibility Movement; Christoph Lütge.- Chapter 3 The Legend of excellent Businessman. A neuroethical perspective; Adela Cortina.- Chapter 4 The honest Businessperson: Cosmopolitan Theory and Cultural Praxis (The example of Denmark and Scandinavia); Jacob Dahl Rendtorff.- Chapter 5 Voluntary Business Regulation for Sustainability: Intends, Norms and Motivation of Building Public Trust of Corporate Managers; László Fekete.- 2 The Image of the Merchant in Europe from Late Middle Ages until Early Modern Times.- Chapter 6 The Honest Merchant before Adam Smith: The Genesis and Rise of a Literary Prototype in Britain; Laurenz Volkmann.- 3 The Image of the Merchant in Europe from Early Modern Times until 19th century.- Chapter 7 The long Journey from “Deceiver and Conman” to “Honorable Merchant”. The Image of the Merchant in Spanish Literature and its Context from the 16th to the end of the 18th century; Manfred Tietz.- Chapter 8 The Figures of the Honorable Merchant and the philanthropic Entrepreneur-Paternalist in sentimental Comedies of the 18th century in Spain; Beatrice Schuchardt.- Chapter 9 The homo oeconomicus, merchant ethos, and liberalism in Spain under enlightened absolutism; Jan-Henrik Witthaus.- Chapter 10 “A travelling Salesman from Hades”. On the Critique of the acquisitive mindset in Nikolai W. Gogol’s novel Dead Souls (1842); Christian von Tschilschke.- 4 The Image of the Merchant in Non-European Contexts.- Chapter 11 The Ethics of the Merchant in the Islamic Faith: From Ibn Khaldoun to Islamic Finance; Dominique de Courcelles.- Chapter 12 The most successful and moralistic Merchant at the Dawn of Japanese Capitalism. Shibusawa and his Confucianism; Itaru Shimazu.

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22.01.2019

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Christoph Lütge + weitere

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Christoph Luetge holds the Peter Löscher Chair of Business Ethics at Technische Universität München. He has written and edited a number of books including Order Ethics or Moral Surplus: What Holds a Society Together? (Lexington, 2015), Experimental Ethics (co-editor, Palgrave, 2014), Handbook of the Philosophical Foundations of Business Ethics (editor, Springer, 2013). He has published numerous articles on various aspects of business ethics, general ethics, political philosophy and philosophy of economics. He has a particular interest both in experimental studies as well as in the role of competition for ethics. He founded the Munich Lecture in Business Ethics series and serves as a member of the Ethics Advisory Board of the European Medical Information Framework and of the Advisory Council of the Bavarian School of Public Policy. 

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Gebundene Ausgabe

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22.01.2019

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198

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483 g

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1st ed. 2019

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Englisch

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  • The Honorable Merchant – Between Modesty and Risk-Taking

  • Introduction.- 1 The Image of the Merchant Contemplated Across Times.- Chapter 1 The Merchant from Patristics to the Honnête Homme in the Writings of Savary; Christoph Strosetzki.- Chapter 2 The Honorable Merchant and the Corporate Social Responsibility Movement; Christoph Lütge.- Chapter 3 The Legend of excellent Businessman. A neuroethical perspective; Adela Cortina.- Chapter 4 The honest Businessperson: Cosmopolitan Theory and Cultural Praxis (The example of Denmark and Scandinavia); Jacob Dahl Rendtorff.- Chapter 5 Voluntary Business Regulation for Sustainability: Intends, Norms and Motivation of Building Public Trust of Corporate Managers; László Fekete.- 2 The Image of the Merchant in Europe from Late Middle Ages until Early Modern Times.- Chapter 6 The Honest Merchant before Adam Smith: The Genesis and Rise of a Literary Prototype in Britain; Laurenz Volkmann.- 3 The Image of the Merchant in Europe from Early Modern Times until 19th century.- Chapter 7 The long Journey from “Deceiver and Conman” to “Honorable Merchant”. The Image of the Merchant in Spanish Literature and its Context from the 16th to the end of the 18th century; Manfred Tietz.- Chapter 8 The Figures of the Honorable Merchant and the philanthropic Entrepreneur-Paternalist in sentimental Comedies of the 18th century in Spain; Beatrice Schuchardt.- Chapter 9 The homo oeconomicus, merchant ethos, and liberalism in Spain under enlightened absolutism; Jan-Henrik Witthaus.- Chapter 10 “A travelling Salesman from Hades”. On the Critique of the acquisitive mindset in Nikolai W. Gogol’s novel Dead Souls (1842); Christian von Tschilschke.- 4 The Image of the Merchant in Non-European Contexts.- Chapter 11 The Ethics of the Merchant in the Islamic Faith: From Ibn Khaldoun to Islamic Finance; Dominique de Courcelles.- Chapter 12 The most successful and moralistic Merchant at the Dawn of Japanese Capitalism. Shibusawa and his Confucianism; Itaru Shimazu.