George Joseph wrote his doctoral dissertation at the Department of Philosophy in the University of Szeged, Hungary. The study was an attempt to assess relativism by investigating the deficits of an exclusively positivist hermeneutic underlying it. In this study, he re-read the concepts of nature and reason evidential in the jurisprudential tradition of natural law and verified Joseph Ratzinger’s analysis of normativity. He was also a Fellow at the Faculty of Social Sciences in the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas, Rome. There he familiarized with Aristotelian-Thomistic Virtue Ethics and Catholic Social Teaching. With the wealth of these interpretative frameworks, he tries to develop business ethics by discussing human dignity and discerning common good vis-à-vis the contemporary managerial questions such as confronting adversarial technology and market compulsions.