Innovation as Ethos : Moving Beyond CSR and Practical Wisdom in Innovation Ethics
作者： Vincent Blok
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关键词: Action (philosophy) 、 Practical wisdom 、 Corporate social responsibility 、 Virtue ethics 、 Set (psychology) 、 Forward looking 、 Corporate innovation 、 Ethos 、 Sociology 、 Environmental ethics
摘要: In this chapter, I philosophically reflect on the management of corporate responsibility in case innovation. first set scene by contrasting social (CSR) and innovation ethics, arguing that classical conceptualizations backward forward looking are inappropriate Next, introduce concept responsible as a lens to understand show notions virtue ethics practical wisdom for understanding what is at stake because notion odds with nature conclude chapter proposing action-based innovation, which will be framed terms ethos.
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