An International Look at Ethics Education Across Professions

“This program gives us opportunity to learn from each other and to be mindful of the professional values we share in teaching and through our example,” said ten Have, who also serves as secretary of the international organization. “Ethics provide the foundation for how we conduct ourselves, and this conference offers a chance for us

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Who Will Be the Business Ethics Winners and Losers at the London Olympics?

“Corporate involvement in the Olympic Games continues to expand in size and significance. This year, the 2012 London Olympics will boast sponsorship on hundreds of millions of dollars in corporate sponsorship and tie-ins. But as the corporate money flooding into the Games increases, so too do the attendant ethical risks. For all the advantages of

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A PR Professional’s Code Of Ethics

“I was reminded recently that there’s a reason that PR people (and I count myself as one) are sometimes lumped with manipulators of the truth. That’s because a few misguided players can confuse the role of PR.PR used correctly, is rooted in transparency, not duplicity. PRSA, the largest US public relations professional organization, has a

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Why Every Company Needs a CSR Strategy and How to Build It.

The authors argue for a strategic and pragmatic, rather than ideological, approach to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). They assert that, despite criticisms of and debate about the value of CSR initiatives to society and to corporate profitability every company needs a CSR strategy. “Executive Summary: Despite certain criticisms, more and more companies in the world

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Peak Bureaucracy: Perhaps it’s time we considered alternatives

An extract from a great piece by Nick Charney “The Atlantic published a great piece last week by Eric Garland entitled Peak Intel: How So-Called Strategic Intelligence Actually Makes Us Dumber, here’s a particularly powerful excerpt: “Hierarchical organizations have a very different logic than smaller firms. In less consolidated industries, success and failure are largely

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