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  1. “The Hope to Which He Has Called You”: Medicine in Christian Apocalyptic Context.Allen Verhey & Warren Kinghorn - 2016 - Christian Bioethics 22 (1):21-38.
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  • Equal Employment Opportunity vs. Seniority Rights: The Emergence of a Changing Social Policy.Karen Paul & George Sullivan - 1984 - Business and Society 23 (1):8-14.
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  • The end of history, specters of Marx and business ethics.Michael J. Kerlin - 1998 - Journal of Business Ethics 17 (15):1717 - 1725.
    More often than not, business ethics textbooks have included sections on "the great economic debate," that is, the discussion of capitalism as a total system, of the criticisms against it and of the proposed alternatives. The reason for such sections is fairly obvious: at some point one has to consider whether or not all the particular problems of employment, of product quality, of environment, of regulation and so on prove beyond solution without a radical change in the basic institutions of (...)
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  • Markets and morality.Peter J. Hill & John Lunn - 2007 - Journal of Religious Ethics 35 (4):627-653.
    For most of human history, economic systems were personal in nature--people normally interacted with people they knew personally and knew well. Today's modern market economies are impersonal--people normally interact with people they do not know personally. The historical movement from personal to impersonal systems was necessary for societies to develop the specialization of labor needed for modern production technologies. That is, the high standards of living in the developed world are due to these impersonal systems. However, the ethical systems theologians (...)
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  • But who will take care of the janitors?John Banja - 2008 - American Journal of Bioethics 8 (10):20 – 21.
    Professor Jecker (2008) argues that a broader conception of justice in allocating health care resources would focus moral attention on how the determinants of socioeconomic marginalization unfairly...
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