Journal of business ethics

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  Año 2019, Vol. 156, Número 2

  • Restricting Choices: Decision Making, the Market Society, and the Forgotten Entrepreneur

    Gregory Wolcott

    págs. 293-314

    

  • Going It Alone Won’t Work! The Relational Imperative for Social Innovation in Social Enterprises

    Wendy Phillips, Elizabeth A. Alexander, Hazel Lee

    págs. 315-331

    

  • The Role of the Distributor Network in the Persistence of Legal and Ethical Problems of Multi-level Marketing Companies

    Claudia Groß, Dirk Vriens

    págs. 333-355

    

  • Perceived Ethical Leadership Affects Customer Purchasing Intentions Beyond Ethical Marketing in Advertising Due to Moral Identity Self-Congruence Concerns

    Niels van Quaquebeke, Jan U. Becker, Niko Goretzki

    págs. 357-376

    

  • Three Levels of Ethical Influences on Selling Behavior and Performance: Synergies and Tensions

    Selma Kadic-Maglajlic, Milena Micevski, Nick Lee

    págs. 377-397

    

  • Actively Persuading Consumers to Enact Ethical Behaviors in Retailing: The Influence of Relational Benefits and Corporate Associates

    Hsiu-Hua Chang, Long-Chuan Lu

    págs. 399-416

    

  • Achieving Top Performance While Building Collegiality in Sales: It All Starts with Ethics

    Omar S. Itani, Fernando Jaramillo Betancur, Larry Chonko

    págs. 417-438

    

  • The Mediating Role of Moral Elevation in Cause-Related Marketing: A Moral Psychological Perspective

    Ling Zheng, Yunxia Zhu, Ruochen Jiang

    págs. 439-454

    

  • “Monkey See, Monkey Do?”: The Effect of Construal Level on Consumers’ Reactions to Others’ Unethical Behavior

    Yuanqiong He, Junfang Zhang, Yuanyuan Zhou, Zhilin Yang

    págs. 455-472

    

  • How and When Retailers’ Sustainability Efforts Translate into Positive Consumer Responses: The Interplay Between Personal and Social Factors

    Dianne Hofenk, Marcel van Birgelen, Josée Bloemer

    págs. 473-492

    

  • Internally Reporting Risk in Financial Services: An Empirical Analysis

    Cormac Bryce, Thorsten Chmura, Rob Webb, Joel Stiebale

    págs. 493-512

    

  • Can Social Norm Activation Improve Audit Quality? Evidence from an Experimental Audit Market

    Allen D. Blay, Eric S. Gooden, Mark J. Mellon

    págs. 513-530

    

  • Professional Ethics in Banking and the Logic of “Integrated Situations”: Aligning Responsibilities, Recognition, and Incentives

    Lisa Herzog

    págs. 531-543

    

  • Disclosure Responses to a Corruption Scandal: The Case of Siemens AG

    Renata Blanc, Charles H. Cho, Joanne Sopt

    págs. 545-561

    

  • Who’s Watching? Accountability in Different Audit Regimes and the Effects on Auditors’ Professional Skepticism

    Florian Hoos, Jorien Louise Pruijssers, Michel W. Lander

    págs. 563-575

    

  • Fraudulent Financial Reporting and Technological Capability in the Information Technology Sector: A Resource-Based Perspective

    Michael K. Fung

    págs. 577-589