Business Ethics
were well positioned to respond to demands, often after major business scandals, for universities to “teach ethics” to future corporate leaders. In many cases the first professors of business ethics in business schools in this era were established moral philosophers like Tom Beauchamp, Norman Bowie, George Brenkert, John Boatright,
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