Ethics for International Business: Decision-Making in a Global Political EconomyRoutledge, 2005 M02 1 - 288 pages First published in 2004. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company. |
Contents
Ethics and international business | 7 |
1 A mine for Tambogrande Peru | 18 |
Human rights concepts and principles | 25 |
Ethical minimum conditions and corollary obligations | 33 |
Political involvements by business | 51 |
The foreign production process | 91 |
Product and export controls | 113 |
Marketing motives and methods | 141 |
Culture and the human environment | 170 |
Nature and the physical environment | 196 |
Business guidance and control mechanisms | 226 |
Deciding ethical dilemmas | 244 |
Appendix | 251 |
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