Lecture 24 of 61Week 5
Lecture 24 : Shareholders as citizens of corporation
Prof. Susmita Mukhopadhyay · IIT Kharagpur
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All the lectures
- Lecture 1:What is Business Ethics? Why Business Ethics is important?
- Lecture 2: Business Ethics in different organizational contexts
- Lecture 3: Globalization: a key context for Business Ethics
- Lecture 4: Sustainability: a key goal for Business Ethics
- Lecture 5: What is Corporation?
- Lecture 6: Corporate Social Responsibility
- Lecture 7: Stakeholder theory of the firm
- Lecture 8: Corporate accountability
- Lecture 9: Corporate citizenship
- Lecture 10 : Normative ethical theories and descriptive ethical theories, western modernist ethical theories
- Lecture 11: Western modernist ethical theories (continued)
- Lecture 12: Alternative perspectives on ethical theories
- Lecture 13: Indian perspective on Ethics
- Lecture 14 : Models of ethical decision making and individual influences on ethical decision making
- Lecture 15 : Situational influences on ethical decision making
- Lecture 16 : Case Study 1
- Lecture 17: What is Business Ethics Management?
- Lecture 18: Setting standards of ethical behavior
- Lecture 19: Managing stakeholder relationship
- Lecture 20: Assessing ethical performance
- Lecture 21: Organizing for business ethics
- Lecture 22: Shareholders as stakeholders: understanding Corporate Governance
- Lecture 23: Ethical issues in corporate governance
- Lecture 24 : Shareholders as citizens of corporation
- Lecture 25 : Shareholding for sustainability
- Lecture 26 : Financial Management: Overview and perspective
- Lecture 27 : Models of organizations
- Lecture 28 : Firm-employee relationship
- Lecture 29 : Firm-employee relationship (Contd.)
- Lecture 30 : Globalization and employment
- Lecture 31 : Towards sustainable employment
- Lecture 32 : Case Study 2
- Lecture 33 Consumers as stakeholders
- Lecture 34 Ethical issues, marketing and the consumer
- Lecture 35 Globalization and consumers
- Lecture 36 Consumers and corporate citizenship
- Lecture 37 Sustainable consumption
- Lecture 38 : Suppliers and competitors as stakeholders
- Lecture 39 : Ethical issues and competitors
- Lecture 40 : Globalization, suppliers and competitors
- Lecture 41 : The corporate citizen in the business community
- Lecture 42 : Sustainability and business relationship
- Lecture 43 : Civil society and business ethics
- Lecture 44 : Ethical issues and CSOs
- Lecture 45 : Globalization and CSOs
- Lecture 46 : Corporate citizenship and civil society
- Lecture 47 : Civil society, business and sustainability
- Lecture 48 : Government, regulation and business ethics
- Lecture 49 : Ethical issues in the relation between business and government
- Lecture 50 : Globalization and business-government relations
- Lecture 51 : Corporate citizenship and regulation
- Lecture 52 : Governments, business and sustainability
- Lecture 53 : Case Study 3
- Lecture 54 : Environment and business ethics
- Lecture 55 : Ethics of pollution control
- Lecture 56 : Ethics of conserving depletable resources
- Lecture 57 : Sustainability
- Lecture 58 : Information technology and business ethics
- Lecture 59 : Data identity and security
- Lecture 60 : Computer crimes and IPR
- Lecture 61 :TRIPS in India