This book on network ethics offers 15 scholarly chapters from a variety of disciplines and
fields of study all aimed at exploring some important aspect of how networks develop enact
and enforce ethical norms. The chapters are ordered according to the levels of analysis each
deals with ranging from the cognitive intrapersonal to the systemic societal. Taken together
these chapter provide a fresh look at how networks are changing the way business is done and
the way we think about ethics. Earlier versions of some chapters in this book were presented at
the Conference ¿¿Network Ethics:The New Challenge in Business ICT and Education ¿¿ hosted by
the Center for Ethics Business and Economics of the School of Business and Economics of the
Catholic University of Portugal in collaboration with Carnegie Mellon University and the
University of Northern Iowa. Previously Published in the Journal of Business Ethics Volume 90
Supplement 4 2009
