Book

• Hard Like Water: Ethics in Business. Oxford University Press, Toronto, 1998.

Articles

• Intellectual Property and the Commercialization of Research and Development. Science and Engineering Ethics. April, 2005. Vol. 11, No. 2: pp. 203-220.


• The Knowledge Economy and Moral Community. Journal of Business Ethics. 38:1; 2002: pp.167-177.


• Mixed Motives and Ethical Decisions in Business. With Joyce Tigner. Journal of Business Ethics. 25:1; 2001: pp. 1-13


• The Street as Culprit. Corporate Ethics Monitor. Jan.-Feb., 14:1, 2001: p. 13.


• The G20 and Globalization. Corporate Ethics Monitor. Nov. Dec., 2001: 13:6, p. 92.


• The Hard Ethics of Soft Markets. Corporate Ethics Monitor. 11:4; July-Aug., 1999: pp. 63-64.


• Everyone should get fair share of Voisey's Bay. Sudbury Star. June 25, 1999: p. A7


• Downsizing, Change and Ownership. In Leo Groarke, editor. The Ethics of the New Economy. Wilfrid Laurier University Press, Waterloo. 1998: Pp. 143-54.


• A Never-Ending Story. A review of Jacquie McNish. The Big Score: Robert Friedland, Inco and the Voisey's Bay Hussle. Doubleday Canada, Toronto: 1998; Leslie Griffiths, chair, Voisey's Bay Environmental Assessment Panel. Voisey's Bay Mine And Mill Environmental Assessment Panel Report. Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency. Public Works and Government Services Canada, Ottawa: 1999; and Mick Lowe. Premature Bonanza. Between the Lines, Toronto: 1998. In The Literary Review of Canada. September, pp. 20-22.


• Globalization and the Return of Laissez Faire. In Jerry Calton, editor. Proceedings of the International Association of Business and Society 1998 Annual Conference. Kona-Kailua, Hawaii, 1998: pp. 329-30.


• Business Ethics in Canada: Distinctiveness and Directions. Journal of Business Ethics. 16:6; 1997: pp. 583-590.


• Sciences economiques et nouvelles ethiques. In P. Parent and A. Mineau, editors. Quels fondements? Pour quelles morales? ETHOS, Universite de Quebec a Rimouski, 1993: pp. 217-28


• Economic Values in a Multipolar World. In J. McGuire, J. Yanouzas, M. Bernasconi, and G. Westacott, editors. Managing in a Global Economy. Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference of the Eastern Academy of Management. 1991: pp. 129-32.


• International Business as Ethics Writ Large. In D. J. Wood and W. Martello, editors. Proceedings of the International Association for Business and Society. Katz School of Business. Pittsburgh, 1990: pp. 146-55.


• Perestroika in the Land of Apartheid. Toronto Globe and Mail. 6 February, 1990: p. 7.


• Business Ethics in Europe. Corporate Ethics Monitor. 2:1 January, 1990. p. 15-16.


• The Cambridge Conference. Corporate Ethics Monitor. 2:2; March, 1990: p. 31-2.


• An Enterprise / Organization Ethic. Business and Professional Ethics Journal. 7: 3 & 4; 1988: pp. 61-79.


• The Leverage of Foreigners: Multinationals in South Africa. Journal of Business Ethics. 8:7; 1989: pp. 865-71.


• Business Ethics in Britain. Corporate Ethics Monitor. 1:6; Nov., 1989, 91-2.


• Mergers, Takeovers, and a Property Ethic. Journal of Business Ethics. 7:1; 1988: pp. 109-16.


• The Hard Problem of Management is Freedom, not the Commons. Business and Professional Ethics Journal. 6:3 & 4; 1987: pp. 57-71.


• Utility, Autonomy and Foreign Direct Investment. In L. Michaud, editor. Multinational Corporations and Regional Development. Herder, Rome, 1983: pp. 113-130.


• Activism or Action? The Pollution Probe Controversy. Corporate Ethics Monitor. 1:5; September, 1989: p. 77-78.


• The Bentley College Conference. Corporate Ethics Monitor. 1:4; July, 1989: p. 31-32.


• Good Ethics means Good Management. Corporate Ethics Monitor. 1:2; March, , 1989: p. 31-2.


• Hire the Best. Toronto Business. 11:6: June, 1985: p. 12.


• Employment Equity: the New Agenda. Toronto Business. 11:6: June, 1985. p. 11.


• How can Everyone be Right? Toronto Business. 11:2: February, 1985: p. 12.


• Think Teamwork. North Ontario Business. September, 1985: p.16.

• Diverse Knowledges, Competing Interests: An Essay on Socio-Technical Problem-Solving. Science and Engineering Ethics Journal. Vol 8:1; January, 2002: pp. 83-98.


• Heraclitus and the Spirit of Technology. A review of Wade Rowland. The Spirit of the Web: The Age of information from the Telegraph to Internet. In The Literary Review of Canada. Winter, 2000/01: pp. 22-25.


• Knowledge, Power and Professional Ethics. Critical Notice of C. Derber, W. A. Schwartz and Y. Magrass. Power in the Highest Degree. Professionals and the Rise of a New Mandarin Order. Oxford University Press, New York: 1990. In Business Ethics Quarterly. 4:2: April, 1993: pp. 185-95.


• Communications, Power and Time: an Innisian View. Canadian Journal of Political Science. June, 1990; XIII.2: pp. 336-57.


• Of Stone, Books and Freedom. Visible Language. Summer, 1986; 12:3: pp. 344-55.

• Mr Bush's national energy plan- a case study in ethical policy assessment. Public Integrity. Spring, 2003. vol.5, no. 2: pp 113-225.


• The Commons. Entry in The Philosophy Of Law, an Encylopedia. Christopher B. Gray, editor. Garland Press, New York, 1999: p. 129-131.


• Effective Environmental Performance in Mining: an international Perspective. In K. Rehbein and Jeanne M. Logsdon, editors. 1996 Proceedings, 7th Annual Conference. International Association for Business and Society. University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, 1996: pp. 312-17.


• Environmental and Social Performance. Journal of Business Ethics. 15:7; 1996: pp. 773-784.


• Environmental Performance and Technology in Mining. In T. Hynes and M. Blanchette, editors. Sudbury '95: Mining And The Environment: Conference Proceedings. CANMET, Ottawa, 1995. Volume I, pp. 239-48.


• A Performance Ethic and Sustainable Forestry: Comments from an Ethical Realist. An Environmental Ethic Perspective on Sustainable Development. P. Crabbe, editor. University of Ottawa Institute for Research on Environment and Economy, Ottawa, 1995: pp. 249-59.


• Mining and the Environment: New Directions. Partners in Progress. Sudbury Chamber of Commerce. 4:4; August, 1994: p. 10.


• Environmental Reform in Peru. Corporate Ethics Monitor. 6:3; July-Aug., 1994: p. 53


• Environmental Performance and Competitive Advantage In Canada's Paper Industry. With Barry Cotton and John Dodge. Business Strategy and The Environment. 2:1, 1993: pp. 2-7.


• Ethics & Technology. Corporate Ethics Monitor. 2:4; July, 1990. p. 64-5.


• From Critical Theory to Critical Ecology. Telos. Winter; 22, 1975: pp. 83-98.

• The Olivieri Report - A Compelling Study of the Growing Tensions in Clinical Research. Science and Engineering Ethics Journal. Vol 9:1; January, 2003: pp. 125-32.


• Complexity, Ingenuity, and Moral Intelligence. A review of Thomas Homer-Dixon. The Ingenuity Gap. In The Literary Review of Canada. Vol. 10:1; Jan./Feb., 2002: pp. 6-9.


• Technological Complexity and Ethical Control. IEEE Technology and Society Magazine. 21:1; Spring, 2002: pp. 33-39.


• Ethics, Technology Development and Innovation. Business Ethics Quarterly. July, 1994; 4:3: pp. 235-52.


• Ethics, Innovation and Technology. In E. Lugo, H. Luyke, and W. Frey, eds. Actas. 2do Congreso Interamericano de Filosofia de la Tecnologia. Fundacion Puerto Riqueno de las Humanidades y el Centro de Filosofia e Historia de la Ciencia y la Tecnologia. Universidad de Puerto Rico, Mayaguez, Puerto Rico. 1994: pp. 52-72.

• Empire and Democracy as we Approach the Third Millenium. In V. Cauchy, editor. Proceedings of the Second World Congess on Violence and Human -Coexistence. Montmorency Press, Montreal. Volume V, 1995: pp. 288-302.


• The Embattled Democrat. Review essay of Conor Cruise O'Brien's On the Eve of the Millenium. CBC, Toronto, 1994; and Donald Harmon Akenson. Conor: A Biography of Cruise O'Brien. Volume I: Biography; Volume II: Anthology. McGill-Queen's University Press, Montreal, 1994. In the Literary Review of Canada. 4:7; July-August, 1995: pp 12-14.


• Social Reproduction and Federalism. Socialist Studies: A Canadian Annual. No. 2, 1985: pp. 190-209.


• Beyond the Red Tory: Rethinking Canadian Nationalism. Queen's Quarterly. Winter, 1984; 91:3: p. 83-98.


• Federalisme, l'etat, et la democratie. Philosophiques. Avril, 1981: pp. 167-84.


• Interview on Philosophy in Canada. In Rita Melillo, ed. Ka-Kanata. Pluralismo Filosofico. Istituto Italiano per gli Studi Filosofici. Pro Press Editrice, Napoli, 1994: pp. 81-89.


• Social Reproduction and Federalism. In R. Martin, editor. Critical Perspectives on the Constitution. University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, 1985: pp. 196-210.


• Ideological Conflict In Canadian Education. In R. Townsend and S. Lawton, editors. What's so Canadian about Canadian Education? Ontario Institute of Studies in Education, Toronto, 1981: pp. 65-80.


• Calvin and Kropotkin. In Ross Fitzgerald, editor. Comparing Political Thinkers. Pergamon, Sidney, Aus., 1980: pp. 203-222


• Empire structures of the Canadian State. In S. French, editor. Philosophers Look at Confederation. Canadian Philosophical Association, Montreal, 1980: pp. 217-25


• Should Canada pay for Quebec Sovereignty? The Montreal Gazette. 28 February, 1991: p. B3.


• The Public Refuses to be Ignored. Financial Times. 24 September, 1990: p. 36.


• Should Canada pay for Quebec Sovereignty? The Montreal Gazette. 28 February, 1991: p. B3.


• Ordinary Language and Radical Philosophy. Radical Philosophy. Winter, 1975: 12, pp. 25-29.

• Application Service Provider Business Plan. For Kevin Fitzgerald, President, Aurora Microsystems, Sudbury. October, 2001. Includes 5 year financing plan. 33 pages.


• ASP Project Financing. For Kevin Fitzgerald, President, Aurora Microsystems, Sudbury. October, 2001. 2 pages


• Aurora Microsystems Mission. For Kevin Fitzgerald, President, December, 1997. 12 pages.


• Aurora Microsystems -Meetings Diagnostics Report. For Kevin Fitzgerald, President. August, 18, 1999. 7 pages.


• Aurora Venture Financing Business Plan. December, 1997.??


• Regulating at the Speed of Light. Brief submitted to the Canadian Radio Television Commission 1998 New Media hearings. 30 September, 1998. Report: 18 pages; Exec. Summary: 3 pages.


• Convergence and Diversity: Business Ethics in New Zealand's Universities. A report commissioned by the University of Auckland Business School Sent to all New Zealand Universities, and Unitec Polytechnic in Auckland, and three participating Australian universities. June 3, 1998. 10 pages.


• Environmental Values at Falconbridge. Environmental Values and Technological Innovation (EVTI) project Case Study draft report to Falconbridge Ltd. on its environmental management systems. February, 1995. 48 pages. Executive Summary; 3 Appendices; 6 charts.


• Report on the Formation of an Ethics Committee. Submitted to Sudbury Network North Psychiatric Hospital. April, 1995: 2 pages.


• Harassment and Human Rights Policy. Report Submitted to the University of Sudbury Board of Directors. December, 1993: 9 pages.


• Energy Project/Sunthetic Plant. Report to Environmental Technology Committee of Sudbury Next Ten Years Conference. Re the the $700 million Sunthetic Energy Inc. proposal for a Mixed Oxygenate Plant. Conference sponsored by the Sudbury Regional Development Corporation and the Sudbury Chamber of Comerce. 27 August, 1992. 9 pages.


• Ethics, Democracy and the Constitution. Brief to the Senate/House Joint Committee on Amending the Constitution, Toronto hearings. 23 April, 1991.


• We Need to ask the Right Questions. Brief presented to the Ontario Legislature Committee on the Constitution, Sudbury. February 11, 1991.


• Sudbury 2001 and the Fairford Controller. Report for Sudbury Regional Development Commission & Sudbury 2001 conference. 1982. 4 pages.


• Brief on religious TV channel application. With other University of Sudbury professors. Presented to the Canadian Radio Television Commission Hearings on Religious Television Channel Applications. June, 1981.