International Economic Ethics

Author: (USA) Enderle (Gedrges)
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This book is the third volume of the International Business Ethics series. Compared to business ethics, international business ethics is a relatively new field of study. This is because business ethics has a history of over 30 years in the United States and has developed into a relatively mature discipline. However, international business ethics, as a new research topic, has become increasingly globalized within the economic field due to its continuous adjustment and dynamic development. International business ethics has emerged in the context of economic globalization and faces the rapid challenges of this trend. Scholars from over 30 countries, representing multiple disciplines, explore how to establish a sound and sustainable international business ethics framework among nations with diverse cultures and systems. They propose methods to address these challenges and showcase the rich of international business ethics and its broad scope in the academic field. The book outlines the future direction of international business ethics in the new century and 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.
Target Audience: The book is intended for researchers, enthusiasts, and students pursuing MBA and MPA degrees in fields such as business, economics, law, ethics, and international relations.