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Moral Entrepreneurship: Resource Based Ethics (Record no. 160358)

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Personal name Pompe, Vincent
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Title Moral Entrepreneurship: Resource Based Ethics
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Summary, etc. his article studies the role of entrepreneurship in business ethics and promotes a resource-based ethics. The need for and usefulness of this form of ethics emerge from an analysis of contemporary business ethics that appears to be inefcacious and from a moral business practice formed out of the relationship between the veal calf industry of the VanDrie Group and the Dutch Society for the Protection of Animals (DSPA) in their development and implementation of a Welfare Hallmark for calves. Both organizations created jointly a new meat segment in the market by trust-building and partnership. The relationship shows a remodeling of capabilities of both organizations in the light of co-creation of values. The VanDrie Group established an effectuation of moral goals by being socially sensitive and resource-minded. The DSPA created openings for dialogue by being pragmatic in its ideals. Philosophically, this article sketches a resource-based ethics with Deweyan concepts as end-in-view and transactionality of means and ends. Both organizations show in their entrepreneurship the ability to create, what is called Room for Maneuver by exploring, socializing, individualizing, and growing. By maneuvering they set off a form of co-evolution between business and ethics. This article demonstrates what actual moral entrepreneurship can do in bringing about moral change by combining effectively social, policy, norm, and economic related values.
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Moral values
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Uniform Resource Identifier DOI 10.1007/s10806-012-9383-1
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    Library of Congress Classification     Main Library Main Library - Special Collections 13/04/2013 Vol 26.No. 2 pages 313-332   BJ52.5 JOU 11/11/2022 SP15123 11/11/2022 Journal Article For Inhouse use only