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Academic vs. Real World Ethics
Speaker(s):
Professor David Brady, Stanford University, Graduate School of Business
Published:
February 06, 2008
Topics:
Corporate Social Responsibility
Dilemmas such as selling other nations scanners that can tell the sex of an unborn child or kerosene heaters without safety features were debated during a discussion with Stanford's Professor David Brady.
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