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Business students' perceptions of potential ethical dilemmas faced by faculty

Leisa L. Marshall, David Campbell, Eileen A. Hogan & Dexter E. Gulledge

Teaching Business Ethics 1 (3):235-251 (1997)

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Faculty Selling Desk Copies—The Textbook Industry, the Law and the Ethics.Laura Marini Davis & Mark Usry - 2011 - Journal of Academic Ethics 9 (1):19-31.details It is a guilty secret that many college professors sell the complimentary desk copies that they receive from textbook publishers for cash. This article attempts to shed light on the undercover practice by looking at the resale of complimentary textbooks by faculty from four perspectives. Part One provides an overview of the college textbook industry, the business reasons that motivate publishers to provide complimentary desk copies to faculty, and the economic consequences of the entry of the textbooks into the used (...) Download Export citation Bookmark
Have ethical perceptions changed? A comparative study on the ethical perceptions of turkish faculty members.Y. Ilker Topcu - 2010 - Journal of Academic Ethics 8 (2):137-151.details This study presents a comparative investigation of ethical perceptions of the faculty members, working in selected departments of Turkish universities. A descriptive research design is used in order to reveal the perceptions regarding the ethical dilemmas related to instruction, research, and outside employment activities in both 2003 and 2008. The set of activities that are considered unethical by faculty members, as well as the occurrence of potential ethical dilemmas are identified on a comparative basis. According to the findings of the (...) Download Export citation Bookmark 1 citation

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