The best 15 Business Ethics books

Everyone Communicates, Few Connect (2010) examines the common barriers that prevent authentic connection in communication. It provides practical strategies anyone can use to become better at connecting with others in both personal and professional relationships.

The Wal-Mart Effect by Charles Fishman explores the impact of the retail giant on the global economy, consumer behavior, and the environment. Fishman delves into the company's business practices and supply chain management to reveal how Wal-Mart has transformed the way we shop and the way products are made and sold.

Ethics 101 by John C. Maxwell provides practical guidance on navigating ethical challenges in both personal and professional settings. Through real-life examples and insightful analysis, Maxwell helps readers understand the importance of integrity and provides a framework for making ethical decisions. This book equips individuals with the tools to uphold ethical standards and build strong, trust-based relationships.

Liberalism and the Limits of Justice by Michael J. Sandel challenges the traditional liberal idea that justice can be achieved through neutrality and individual rights alone. Sandel argues that a just society requires a more substantive conception of the good life and that liberalism, in its current form, fails to address important moral and ethical questions. Through thought-provoking analysis, the book offers a compelling critique of liberal political theory and explores alternative approaches to justice and the common good.

The Good Jobs Strategy by Zeynep Ton explores how companies can create a successful business model while also providing good jobs for their employees. Through in-depth research and real-life examples, the book offers practical insights into how companies can improve employee satisfaction, customer service, and overall performance by investing in their workforce.

Winners Never Cheat by Jon M. Huntsman is an inspiring book that challenges the belief that one must compromise their principles in order to succeed. Through personal anecdotes and practical advice, the author demonstrates how honesty, integrity, and compassion are essential qualities for true success in business and in life.

The American Way of Death Revisited by Jessica Mitford is a thought-provoking critique of the funeral industry in the United States. Through meticulous research and sharp wit, Mitford exposes the commercialization and exploitation surrounding death and funerals. Originally published in 1963 and updated in 1998, this book challenges traditional practices and prompts readers to reconsider their own beliefs and choices.

The Science of Success by Charles G. Koch delves into the principles of Market-Based Management (MBM) and how they can be applied to achieve success in business and in life. Koch draws on his own experiences and the success of Koch Industries to provide a framework for decision-making, innovation, and creating value. This book offers valuable insights for anyone looking to understand the science behind achieving lasting success.

You've Got To Be HUNGRY by Les Brown is a motivational book that challenges readers to tap into their inner drive and ambition. Through personal anecdotes and practical advice, Brown inspires individuals to pursue their goals with relentless determination and unwavering hunger for success. He emphasizes the power of mindset and resilience in overcoming obstacles and achieving greatness.

The Panama Papers by Frederik Obermaier is a gripping exposé that uncovers the secretive world of offshore finance. Through meticulous research and interviews, the book reveals how a massive leak of documents exposed the global elite’s use of tax havens to conceal their wealth and evade taxes. It sheds light on the far-reaching consequences of this revelation and the battle for accountability and transparency.

Course Design Formula by Rebecca Frost Cuevas provides a comprehensive guide to creating effective and engaging online courses. Drawing on instructional design principles and practical strategies, the book offers step-by-step instructions for designing course content, assessments, and activities. Whether you're an educator, trainer, or entrepreneur, this book will help you develop high-quality online learning experiences.

An Elegant Puzzle by Will Larson is a thought-provoking book that delves into the complexities of engineering management. Through real-life examples and insightful analysis, Larson explores the challenges and strategies for leading technical teams. Whether you're an experienced engineering manager or aspiring to become one, this book offers valuable perspectives on how to navigate the intricate puzzle of managing software development.

Produced by Faith by DeVon Franklin is a motivational book that explores the intersection of spirituality and career success. Drawing on his experiences in the entertainment industry, Franklin offers practical advice and personal anecdotes to show how faith can guide and drive your professional journey. He challenges readers to embrace their beliefs and use them as a foundation for achieving their goals.

A World of Three Zeros by Muhammad Yunus explores the concept of a zero poverty, zero unemployment, and zero net carbon emissions world. Through inspiring stories and practical solutions, Yunus challenges the traditional economic system and offers a blueprint for a more sustainable and inclusive future.

Corporate Governance and Ethics by Zabihollah Rezaee offers a comprehensive examination of the principles and practices of corporate governance and ethical decision-making in the business world. Through real-life case studies and analysis, the book explores the importance of responsible corporate behavior and its impact on various stakeholders. It provides valuable insights for managers, directors, and students alike, highlighting the essential role of ethical leadership and effective governance in achieving long-term business success.