Noted ethicist Childs believes that core Christian commitments can illuminate all economic activity, ground a dialogical approach to ethics and decision-making, and infuse character into corporate culture. Topics such as competition, regulation, environment, risk, truthtelling, whistle-blowing, leadership, discrimination, affirmative action, and conflict resolution are addressed.
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The author believes that core Christian commitments can illuminate all economic activity and institutions. It answers questions that many modern Christians might have regarding the interface between their religious and working lives. Topics include competition, regulation, environment, risk, truth-telling, whistle-blowing, leadership, affirmative action, and conflict resolution
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