Development ethics and business ethics: in the search for good corporate governance

This paper addresses from a theoretical perspective the ethics of development and business ethics as the foundations of good corporate governance. development ethics is seen as a reflection on the aims of socio-economic change in countries in addition to being a philosophical discipline whose object is critical reflection to guide the behavior of people and institutions in relation to country development processes. Corporate Social Responsibility (RSC) has many concepts but must be based on business ethics that focus on commitment to civil society. The methodology is based on the analysis of the theoretical approaches to the development of Paul Streeten and Amartya Sen. Development ethics specialists agree that the moral dimension of development theory and practice is as important as scientific and political components. As a result of the implementation of development ethics, the proposal for sustainable human development that is committed to the defense of human rights and the environment. Instead, the concept of RSC continues to change, essentially maintaining the legitimacy of justifying its decisions to society.