"This text finally overcomes the great gap between theo- logical ethics and business ethics that has been perpetrat- ed by the academic world since the inception of the field of business ethics. Its editors have marshalled a mas- sive array of relevant materials to help religious profession- als and laypeople think about the connections between religiously based morality and the business world.

-ROBERT BENNE Roanoke College

The editors of this book understand well today's global economy and the modern corporation, where legal and financial considerations dominate and ethical considera- tions are downplayed. The trend is toward worldwide, multi- cultural corporations. The challenge is to find new ethical guidelines for the new world that is emerging. This volu- minous book reviews the historical literature on the subject and sets the agenda for such a global business ethic.

-RIMMER DE VRIES

Former managing director, Morgan Guaranty Trust Company

"Business executives and students will be rewarded with topical core notions and some bull's-eye insights. The text builds a bridge between contemporary developments in business ethics and moral business leadership in a global economy.

-ROBERT K. MUELLER Former chairman, Arthur D. Little, Inc.

"An invaluable treasury of resources for anyone teaching in the area of religion and social ethics, especially in the areas of religion and economics, religion and business ethics. and religion and public policy. So comprehensive that it can serve both as a textbook and as a reference work.

-DARRELL J. FASCHING

University of South Florida

An invaluable resource for the study of the relation of busi- ness, economics, ethics, and religion.

-DAVID HOLLENBACH, S.J.