Richard T. De George, is distinguished professor of philosophy and co-director of the International Center for Ethics in Business at the University of Kansas. De George, has retired from teaching but not from research. He is working on the eighth edition of "Business Ethics," his classic textbook that has since been translated for use in China, Japan, Russia and Serbia.
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