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Why companies need robust whistleblowing procedures
In a two-part feature, Marianna Fotaki, Professor of Business Ethics at Warwick Business School, speaks up and speaks out on the topic of whistleblowing, a system particular to Anglo-Saxon ethics […]
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5 of the Best
Before the publication of the year’s final, bumper issue of Global Voice magazine, a look back at 5 of the Council’s most read articles of 2018. Enjoy! Per member School […]
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Are Ethics and Profitability Mutually Exclusive?
Doctor Jieun Ryu, Warwick Business School, studies the question of whether it is it really possible for a firm to achieve both ethicality and profitability at the same time.
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Governance: What did the Ancient Greeks ever do for us?
Dr Hossam Zeitoun, Professor at Warwick Business School, explores why an Ancient Greek lottery method of ensuring democracy could lead the way in governance becoming more accountable
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Of Washing Machines, Trade Wars and Ethical Perceptions
Could a China-US trade war be avoided by being aware of your ethical perceptions? Prof. Qinqin Zheng, Fudan University, explores.
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Downsizing: A CSR-oriented Toolkit
Prof. Aarti Ramaswami, ESSEC Business School, with a 10-step toolkit for understanding and implementing ethical downsizing.
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Clean Business is Good Business
Peter Solmssen, former Siemens AG, talks about the Siemens’ experience of having to manage a corporate ethics and compliance crisis.
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Energy has a new price – responsibility
Atsuomi Obayashi, Professor at Keio Business School, looks into the skills, knowledge and competences future leaders should have in the energy sector.
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China Urgently Needs More Responsible Entrepreneurs
Prof. Hamid Bouchihki, ESSEC Business School, explores why China urgently needs more responsible entrepreneurs.
