J. Rawls’s Theory of Rational Justice Viewed as Impartiality and the Business Ethics
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John Rawls, business ethics, justiceAbstract
Rawls’s theory of justice is based on Kant’s ethics and the theory of social contract. Rawls tries to obey two rules: of universalizations and universality and of the maximization for the least privileged. His theory can be used to judge the ethical position of business firms. It follows from my studies that a just organization of a firm is rare in times of transformation. This may be another reason for mass emigration and it must be taken into account in future debates of the economic development.Downloads
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2008-05-15
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Szulczewski, G. (2008). J. Rawls’s Theory of Rational Justice Viewed as Impartiality and the Business Ethics. Annales. Ethics in Economic Life, 11(1), 249–257. https://doi.org/10.18778/1899-2226.11.1.24
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