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Acknowledgements

The Business Ethics Workshop was composed from the efforts, contributions, and tolerance of many individuals.

The advisory board provided insightful and invaluable feedback for which I am grateful:

  • Thomas Atchison, Metropolitan State University, St. Paul, Minnesota
  • Ian Barnard, California State University, Northridge
  • Matthew Brophy, High Point University
  • Scott Davidson, Oklahoma City University
  • Kruti Dholakia, The University of Texas at Dallas
  • John T. Fielding, Mount Wachusett Community College
  • Christine M. Fletcher, Benedictine University
  • Andra Gumbus, John F. Welch College of Business, Sacred Heart University
  • D. W. Haslett, University of Delaware
  • A. Pablo Iannone, Central Connecticut State University, Mount Wachusett Community College
  • Daryl Koehn, University of St. Thomas, Opus College of Business
  • Krishna Mallick, Salem State University
  • Chris Metivier, University of North Carolina Greensboro
  • Ali Mir, William, College of Business, Paterson University
  • L. Ara Norwood, College of the Canyons
  • Harvey Slentz, Florida State College at Jacksonville
  • Julie Stein, Las Positas College

At Unnamed Publisher, Michael Boezi, Pam Hersperger, and Sharon Koch worked directly with me on the project; I am indebted to them and to those working with them at the publisher.

Many colleagues influenced this work, and support of all kinds came from many quarters, for which I am thankful.