.... Government policy Politics Ethics International relations Multinational enterprises Nonmarket strategy There is an increasing discontent with mainstream international business (IB) theory. For instance, it has been claimed that it is unable to address today’s environmental crisis and rising...

... between the dominant and alternative discourses in postcolonial settings. Moreover, the alternative meanings of corruption embedded in constructions of national identity and care ethics discussed in this paper offer as a starting point for decolonizing (Westwood, 2006) anti-corruption theory and practice...

... organizational ideologies (Winkler, 2011), and thus central documents in the analysis were codes of ethics, due diligence assessment criteria and other documents pertaining to corporate partner selection. We also used CSR or sustainability reports from the years during which the partnership has existed, as well...

... with the “arms reach principle”. Furthermore it urges that a new model must factor in the frequent “dirty hands” problems occurring in international business. Practical implications The article argues that, contrary to the dominant liberal discourse in business ethics and CSR, an increasing potential...

... Ethics Financial markets Banking United States of America Innovation and crises are endemic to the financial system and while every failure leads to significant regulatory improvement, it has never been enough to prevent the next financial crisis (see, for example, Laeven and Valencia, 2008...

.../approach This paper presents a critical appraisal of extant literature, specifically Redding's The Spirit of Chinese Capitalism, by drawing resources from Fabian's epistemological critique of anthropology and Levinas' ethics to replace ontology as first philosophy, and by reference to historical...