Assignment #1

Definitions:
Creative Capitalism - capitalism which places the resolution of social needs as a primary goal of economic activity, rather than a secondary consequence
Moral Capitalism - Theory that integrates intangible moral consideration with traditional micro and macro economics postulates.  It asserts that interest and virtue are not necessarily in conflict; that virtue is an extension of interest rightly understood.
Conscious Capitalism - a philosophy based on the belief that a more complex form of capitalism is emerging that holds the potential for enhancing corporate performance while simultaneously advancing the quality of life for billions of people. 
Spiritual Capitalism - the success of an Enterprise is measured by values like "integrity" and "commitment" as much as by targets like efficiency and profitability.  The first commandment of spiritual capitalism is "taking care of business means taking care of others."

Three articles

http://www.capitalistocracy.com/denial_of_human_rights.html

http://www.bnet.com/blog/financial-business/sec-bribery-probe-opens-new-front-on-wall-street-corruption/9689?tag=mantle_skin;content

http://www.bnet.com/blog/drug-business/the-price-of-admission-10-medical-companies-suspected-of-paying-bribes-in-foreign-countries/5153?tag=mantle_skin;content