Responsible MarketingLulu.com, 2007 |
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One | 13 |
Models | 14 |
Chapter Content Pages | 15 |
Theoretical Background for Assessing | 22 |
Aristotle to John Stuart Mill 1 1 What is Moral Responsibility? 1 2 Aristotle Responsibility as a Function of Voluntary and Involuntary Actions 1 3 A... | 23 |
Executive Exercises 443 | 42 |
Bradley Attribution Vs Appropriation Responsibility 2 2 Max Weber Responsibility as Engagement 2 3 John Dewey Responsibility as Amendment 2 ... | 45 |
The Role of Organizational and Market Factors in Executive Behavior 3 2 General Factors that Enhance Executive Responsibility | 76 |
Executive Exercises | 276 |
Executive Exercises | 302 |
An Ethical Analysis 11 1 The SiliconeGelFilled Breast Implant Controversy 11 2 Health Related Problems with Silicone Breast Implants 11 3 Ethical ... | 308 |
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The Dynamic Diagnostic of Marketing Executive Behavior and Responsibility 3 3 Emerging Global Markets and Global Trade Table 3 1 Major Cont... | 79 |
The Broadened Role of Customers Today 4 4 The Broadened Role of Culture Today Table 4 4 Marketing Executive Transactional and Relational Res... | 100 |
Cultural Contradictions of Capitalist Marketing Table 5 1 Marketing Executive Responsibilities Under Involuntary Capitalist Constraints 5 2 Opportu... | 133 |
Marketing As Boundary Spanning 6 2 Moral Marketing Decisions are too Complex and Chaotic Table 6 1 Marketing Executives Boundary Spanning... | 160 |
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A Taxonomy of Marketing Executive Responsibility | 203 |
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Executive Exercises | 246 |
Outcomes as a function of its Intellectual Development | 435 |
Responsibility of Tobacco Companies | 453 |
Where Do We Go From Here? 14 1 Expanded New Directions For Ethical Analysis Active versus Passive Consumption What is Consumer Vulnerabi... | 486 |
Organizations Legitimizing Responsibilities Reflecting MER1 to MER4 | 514 |
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Términos y frases comunes
accountability action advertising agent alternatives apply appropriational assess become behavior bundling cause Chapter character choice CIMC commitment communities competing competition concept consequences constraints consumer contracts corporate costs create culture customers decisions defined determinism discussion duty economic effects ends enhance environment especially ethical exchange Executive Exercise executive responsibility extent external fact factors fault firm force freedom function given global governments groups harm Hence higher human identify ignorance imply increase individual industry instance internal involved justice knowledge levels liability manufacturers marketing executive marketing executive responsibility means moral responsibility nature needs negligence norms objective one's one’s opportunism organization organizational performance person positive practices principles problem promotion proposition relation relationships relativism risk role selling situation social society specific stakeholders standards strategies Table theory Torts transactions trust virtue voluntary