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What is Justice Theory

Handbook of Research on Business Ethics and Corporate Responsibilities
Fairness. Treat equals equally. Each person should receive what the person is due or owed, according to what is deserved. If two people behave differently, they may receive returns proportionately different.
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Ethics for Students Means Knowing and Experiencing: Multiple Theories, Multiple Frameworks, Multiple Methods in Multiple Courses
Cynthia Roberts (Purdue University North Central, USA) and Carolyn D. Roper (Purdue University North Central, USA)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-4666-7476-9.ch008
Abstract
There is growing interest in ethics education and the literature is replete with methods for approaching this complex and challenging subject. This chapter reviews the state of ethics education in business programs from infusion across the curriculum to standalone courses, the potential impact it may have on ethical behavior, and outlines several approaches to addressing ethics in the classroom. An instructional module in ethical decision making, grounded in scholarly literature, is presented. The authors discuss implications for practice and suggest utilizing several approaches from multiple perspectives to facilitate the development of ethical thought and action.
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Is It Ethical? A Multidimensional Approach to Facilitating Ethical Decision Making in Students
Fairness. Treat equals equally. Each person should receive what the person is due or owed, according to what is deserved. If two people behave differently, they may receive returns proportionately different.
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Managing Service Consumer Behavior and Relationship Dynamics in Asia
A management theory which suggests that individuals (service provider and consumer in this instance) expect a certain level of fairness in the distribution of benefits/rewards, in the procedures, and/or in interactions in (an exchange) relationship.
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Service Failure and Recovery Strategy in Computer-Mediated Marketing Environments (CMMEs)
A leading theoretical framework from academia to service recovery in the service marketing literature based on the theory in social and organizational psychology.
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