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Business ethics has become too complex and is undermining the ability of companies to meet the ethical expectations of stakeholders. Simpler is better. Leaders need to stop outsourcing ethics and explain their company's value propositions in a clear, concise, nontechnical sentence or two that their least sophisticated stakeholder can understand. And they need to resist making big bets on visions for future social change instead of being transparent around current sources of profitability.

AI and Ethics / by Hannah H. Kim -- Business and Climate Change / by Scott Sowers -- Business and Universities / by Patrick Brindle -- China's Big Data Sweep / by Suzanne Sataline -- Corporate Social Responsibility / by Jonathan Broder -- Ethics and Financial Services / by S.L. Mintz -- Ethics and the Supply Chain / by Tam Harbert -- Managing Corporate Crises / Jonathan Broder -- Sexual Harassment / by Sharon O'Malley -- Sustainability / by Pamela J. Black -- Tax Havens / by Alison Vekshin -- Technology and Business Ethics / by Patrick Marshall -- The Boycott / by Pat Wechsler -- The Fiduciary Rule / by David Milstead -- The Gun Industry / by Joe Lapointe -- Workplace Safety / by Jonathan Broder -- Workplace Surveillance / by Lorna Collier.

"Our social conversation has gone awry. We are surrounded by noise and retreating to social media bubbles. As conversations across ideological divides become increasingly difficult, we as a society need to rethink what it means to listen, to think, to create, and to be democratically engaged citizens. Fifteen Paths documents the journey of a disillusioned business professor who came to realize that in order to transcend the noise, we need more imaginative expressions and fewer argumentative ones."--