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Business Ethics: An Indian Perspective provides a comprehensive coverage of the theories of business ethics and emphasizes the importance of ethical principles in overcoming moral dilemmas in the business world. Using a large number of India-centric case studies and examples, this book helps readers develop the reasoning and analytical skills needed to apply ethical concepts to business. The coverage on the ethical theories underlying business and their application in the real world, a special focus on ethical issues in consumer protection and the information technology sector, whistle-blowing and real life corporate incidents makes this revised edition highly relevant for students today.Features:• One new chapters on Corporate Governance and Ethics in Banking and Insurance• Indian perspective presented through contextually relevant case studies and examples• Detailed discussion on issues in the financial, marketing, and human resource management disciplines of businesses and whistle-blowing and corruption in India• Extensive coverage on emerging cybercrimes and the Indian laws governing them• An appendix that provides information on the scope and functioning of the Right to Information Act 2005Table of Contents:PART 1Chapter 1 Business Ethics: An OverviewChapter 2 Concepts and Theories of Business EthicsChapter 3 Ethical Dilemmas, Sources and Their ResolutionsChapter 4 Ethical Decision- making in BusinessChapter 5 Globalization and Business EthicsChapter 6 Creating an Ethical Organization PART 2Chapter 7 Corporate Ethics: Good GovernanceChapter 8 Corporate Ethics: Investors’ Rights, Privileges, Problems and ProtectionChapter 9 Handmaid of Ethics: Corporate Social ResponsibilityChapter 10 Ethics of Consumer ProtectionChapter 11 Environmental EthicsChapter 12 Role of Various Agencies in Ensuring Ethics in CorporationsChapter 13 Ethics and Indian Business PART 3Chapter 14 Marketing EthicsChapter 15 Ethical Issues in Human Resource ManagementChapter 16 IT Industry: An Overview and Ethical PerspectiveChapter 17 Ethical Issues in Financial ManagementChapter 18 Whistle BlowingChapter 19 Corruption in IndiaChapter 20 Corporate Governance and Ethics in Banking and Insurance