<i>‘One of the strengths of the book is that it combines a conceptual clarification of what ethical innovation means - and why it is needed - with discussions of actual ethical innovations at each of the different responsibility levels in business ethics (the individual, organizational and systemic level).’</i>

- Geert Demuijnck, EDHEC Business School, France,

<i>‘Innovation in business is not new. But innovation is new in the business ethics literature. This is the first book I know of that examines both innovation in business ethics and ethical aspects of innovation in business. New ways of doing business and many of the changes brought about by technology and globalization raise ethical issues too often ignored by those in business ethics until there is a crisis or scandal. This ground-breaking group of chapters opens up a new area for research and investigation by those in business ethics and those with an interest in ethics in business.’</i>

- Richard De George, Distinguished Professor Emeritus, University of Kansas, US,

<i>‘This book helps us rethink our assumptions about ethics. Do you equate “ethics” with rules that regulate behavior? Drop that assumption! The bright line between imagination and ethics needs erasing. To be sure, imagination launches self-driving cars, iPads, and video games. But imagination also launches new models of ethical leadership, creative partnerships between business and government, and clever incentive systems that block conflicts and avoid financial crisis. Written by authors who are at the pinnacle of the business ethics world, </i>Ethical Innovation in Business and the Economy<i> is a first-mover in the new world of ethical innovation.’ </i>

- Thomas Donaldson, University of Pennsylvania, US,