Can American Egalitarianism Survive a Globalized Economy?

The Ruffin Series of the Society for Business Ethics 1:1-6 (1998)
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Abstract

Most of the infrequent contacts between CEO’s and philosophy professors take place on airplanes. These contacts take the form of exchanges of life-stories between seatmates, exchanges which mitigate the boredom of the flight. Such exchanges provide one of the few ways in which inhabitants of the world of business and inhabitants of the academy get a sense of what the other is doing.

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