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The ethics of development: an introduction

By:

Ingram, David

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London ; Routledge; 2019Description: ix, 206 p; Includes indexISBN:

978-1-138-20344-0

Subject(s):

Economic development-- Moral and ethical aspects

DDC classification:

C 174.4 In4e

Summary: The Ethics of Development: An Introduction offers a fine up-to-date survey of the private and public ethics concerning global problems of development. Ingram and Derdak combine philosophical insights and social-scientific findings in a sophisticated manner and thereby illuminate a host of pressing moral issues - including sustainable � development, corporate social responsibility and world trade. The textbook is a much-needed addition to the normative literature on global development.

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The Ethics of Development: An Introduction offers a fine up-to-date survey of the private and public ethics concerning global problems of development. Ingram and Derdak combine philosophical insights and social-scientific findings in a sophisticated manner and thereby illuminate a host of pressing moral issues - including sustainable � development, corporate social responsibility and world trade. The textbook is a much-needed addition to the normative literature on global development.

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