Business and Society, the Society and Business, and, What Is It Like to Be a Rat?
这篇论文重新思考商业伦理学术研究与企业实践之间的关系，鼓励学者更多走出实验室，与研究对象互动，并探讨商业伦理学会在商业中应扮演的角色。
This essay reconsiders the possibility and prospects for the relationship between business ethics scholarship and the world of business practice. More specifically, to a field that often considers the question, “What should be the role of business in society?” it poses the question, “What should be the role of the Society for Business Ethics in business?” My intent is not to solve the related epistemological question of whether we have to “be one to know one.” It is, however, to encourage scholars to leave our laboratories more often to engage with the work and world of those we study. To that end, the essay poses a series of questions for us – individual scholars, members of the Society, and the Society itself – to consider about our relationship with business. It concludes with a postscript response to one of those questions: When, if ever, should the Society make public statements?