Corporations in the Moral Community

This is an outstanding contribution to the growing body of works in business ethics. The book handles complex philosopical topics with clarity and precision. It is a unique book in that as a text it also makes several important and original theoretical contributions to the field. The book's central thesis that corporations are morally responsible agents is developed skillfully and applied to a number of significant issues in business ethics, particularly issues of corporate punishment, corporate political activities, and corporate activities in the global economy.