Volume 6, Issue 3

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August 2002

7 articles in this issue

Editorial
Christopher J. Cowton
Bruce Macfarlane
Editorial Introduction Pages: 275 - 277
Pioneering in Ethics Teaching: The Case of Management Accounting in Universities in the British Usles
Roberta Bampton
Christopher J. Cowton
OriginalPaper Pages: 279 - 295
Reflections on the Integration of Ethics Teaching into a British Undergraduate Management Degree Programme
Patrick Maclagan
OriginalPaper Pages: 297 - 318
Business Ethics and E-learning: A contradiction in terms?
Roger Ottewill
Ann Wall
OriginalPaper Pages: 319 - 334
Using an Electronic Bulletin Board in Teaching Business Ethics: En route to a virtual agora
Laura J. Spence
David Wadsworth
OriginalPaper Pages: 335 - 354
Using Porridge to Teach Business Ethics: Reflections on a Visit to Scotland's Most Notorious Prison and Some Thoughts on the Importance of Location in Teaching Business Ethics
Ken McPhail
OriginalPaper Pages: 355 - 369
Emotion and Cognition in Business Ethics Teaching
Paul Griseri
OriginalPaper Pages: 371 - 391

Volume 6, Issue 3

Editorial

Pioneering in Ethics Teaching: The Case of Management Accounting in Universities in the British Usles

Reflections on the Integration of Ethics Teaching into a British Undergraduate Management Degree Programme

Business Ethics and E-learning: A contradiction in terms?

Using an Electronic Bulletin Board in Teaching Business Ethics: En route to a virtual agora

Using Porridge to Teach Business Ethics: Reflections on a Visit to Scotland's Most Notorious Prison and Some Thoughts on the Importance of Location in Teaching Business Ethics

Emotion and Cognition in Business Ethics Teaching

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