TYBMS Environmental Management & Economics Sem 5 Syllabus: Business Ethics

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Teaching hours and Assessment Pattern of Business Ethics:

1. No. of sessions of 90 minutes – 30
2. No. of sessions of 90 minutes per week – 2
3. Continuous assessment – 40 I A
4. Semester end examination – 60 I A
5. Total marks – 100
6. Duration of theory paper – 3 hours
7. No. of credits – 2

The detailed syllabus of Business Ethics is as follows:

Introduction to Business Ethics:

1. Normative ethics, Prescriptive ethics and Applied ethics
2. Ethics, morality and legality
3. Concept of right and duty: business – western and Indian
4. Perspectives, definition and scope: relevance in social changes
5. Ethical organism and corporate code of conduct

Business Ethics – Conceptual Background:

1. Conceptual approaches to business ethics
2. Egoism vs Altruism
3. Entrepreneur and Manager – Role and responsibilities
4. Responsibilities towards stakeholders : an overview
5. Profit-making: an objective with an ethical dimension.

Indian perspective of ethics:

1. Purusharthas: Dharma, Artha, Kama, Moksha
2. Concept of Dharma

Ethics: A Global Perspective:

1. Ethics in Global Marketing and advertising
2. Ethical perspective in employment including in the international labour organization standards
3. Ethics and IT – E-commerce, privacy codes
4. Environmental ethics: Indian and western perspectives
5. Ethics and cross-cultural influences
6. Ethical issues and functional aspects of business

The list of reference books of Business Ethics is as follows:

1. An introduction to Ethics – William Lillie
2. Wisdom Leadership: Dialogues and Reflections – S.K. Chakraborty
3. The Power of Ethical Management – Kenneth Blanchard and Norman Vincent Peale
4. In search of ethical leadership – R.M. Lala
5. Living within – the yoga approach to Psychological health and growth – Sri Eurobond Ashram, Pondcherry
6. Management and HRD – Dr. R.R. Khan
7. Key management ideas: Thinking that changed the management world – Stuart Rainer
8. Leadership chronicles of a corporate sage: Five keys to becoming a more effective leader – Susan J. Bethanis
9. Indian Management emerging responses – R.R. Prasad, S.R.P. Shukla, Ashok Kumar
10. Buried Treasure – Discovering and Implementing the value of corporate social responsibility – Caleb Wall – Greanleaf Publishing – 2008
11. The Theory and practice of managerial ethics – Jayashree Sadri, Sorab Sadri and Dhun Dastoor
12. An Introduction to Business Ethics – Joseph Des Jardins.