• Psychological Introspection as Moral Courage in Leaders by Michael DeWilde. Transcript of a talk delivered at ESC Rennes School of Business, Rennes, France in January, 2010.
• The Business of the Humanities by Michael DeWilde. The liberal arts, and the humanities in particular, seem to be a hidden passion for any number of CEO’s, executives, Wall Street investors, and lawyers.
• A (very) Concise Guide to Eight Moral Theories by Michael DeWilde.
• An Outline for Ethical Decision-Making by Michael DeWilde.

Articles

• Flint's decline, Grand Rapids' success predicted in 70-year-old study (MLive)
• 'Capitalism Vs. The Climate' An interview with Naomi Klein (The Nation)
• The Man Who Crashed The World by Michael Lewis (Vanity Fair)
• We Need to Deal with Income Inequality (New York Times)
• Two Judges Who Get It About Banks (New York Times)
• Rational Actors and Political Persuasion (Harvard Gazette)
• Why Women Still Can't Have It All by Anne-Marie Slaughter (The Atlantic)
• How the stock market destroyed the middle class- (MarketWatch)
• The Padnos Family Begins to Handoff Leadership (New York Times)
• Ten Things You Can Do to Stimulate the New Economy (The Nation)
• "Big Mac Test" shows job market is not working to distribute wealth (New York Times)
• The Christian Paradox: How a Faithful Nation Gets Jesus Wrong  by Bill McKibben (Harpers)
•  Death by Robot Can we outsource moral decision-making to robots? (New York Times Magazine)
• Climate Change's Bottom Line "It would be irresponsible not to contemplate it," said Greg Page, executive chairman of Cargill (New York Times). 
• The Education of an Educated CEO by Jeff Bailey.

Tools

• Local First Quick Impact Assessment, Provided by B Lab, Local First, and BALLE. Determine how much good your company does for the local economy - and see how you stack up against other businesses in the nation.

Videos

•  Anne-Marie Slaughter's TED Talk: Can we all "have it all"?
• Panel Discussion at GVSU on The Future of Capitalism: Constructive Competition or Chaos?
• Michael Pollan's TED Talk: ‘A Plant’s-eye View’
• KBEI panel discussion on The Role of Religion in Business
• Michael DeWilde on Why Grand Rapids is Not Flint. (Continued in Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, and Part 5.)

Articles

• The Moral Instinct by Steven Pinker
• Can Selfishness Save the Environment? by Matt Ridley and Bobbi S. Low Behavioral economics and evolutionary biology save the world.
• Power Moves: Success changes how people think and act—often, but not always, for the worse, by Theodor Schaarschmidt.
• Article about a recent U of M study on college students and empathy- Empathy: College students don't have as much as they used to  and the corresponding study- Changes in Dispositional Empathy in American College Students Over Time: A Meta-Analysis
• New York Times article, "Why Some Teams Are Smarter Than Others"
• We Know How You Feel- The New Yorker

Videos

• Generation Me" study finds students lack empathy 
• Psychologist Jonathan Haidt on the ‘Moral Mind’

Articles

• Why We Must Ration Health Care by Peter Singer. Utilitarian philosopher Peter Singer argues that a dollar value can be placed on a human life.
• Sally Satel on how science and reason lead to moral progress.
• Fortune's Humans are Underrated

Journals

• Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics' special series on Clinical Neuroethics