International Economic Ethics (Challenges and Coping Methods)

Author: (USA) Enderle (Gedrges) wrote, translated by RuiBoHuiWang Company
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: International economic ethics has developed in the context of economic globalization. Facing the rapid challenges of economic globalization, 37 scholars from more than 30 countries explore from a multidisciplinary perspective how to establish a sound and sustainable international economic ethics among countries with diverse cultures and systems. They propose methods to address these challenges, showcase the rich connotations of international economic ethics and its broad scope in the field of knowledge, and outline the future direction of international economic ethics in the new century. The book is divided into four parts: Global Context and Ethical Orientation, Ethical Standards and Sources of International Economic Organizations, Ethical Challenges Faced by Business Leaders, and the Emerging Economic Ethics in East Asia and Japan. International Economic Ethics is intended for researchers, enthusiasts, and students pursuing MBA and MPA degrees in fields such as business, economics, law, ethics, and international relations.