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Intellectual structure of research in business ethics: A citation and co-citation analysis on Business Ethics Quarterly
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Nankai Business Review International
Nankai Business Review International (2017) 8 (1): 100–120.
Published: 06 March 2017
...Huilin Xiao; Yanling Wang; Weifeng Li; Zhenzhong Ma Purpose The study aims to map the intellectual structure of business ethics studies by analyzing 17,246 citations of 225 papers published in Business Ethics Quarterly (BEQ) in the year between 2005 and 2014. Specifically...
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Business ethics in Canada, China and Taiwan: A three-culture study on the perceived ethicality of negotiation strategies
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Nankai Business Review International
Nankai Business Review International (2015) 6 (2): 106–127.
Published: 01 June 2015
... can be used to better equip practitioners to accurately label and understand negotiation strategies they may otherwise deem unethical. A better understanding of cross-cultural differences in business ethics can also help practitioners avoid the feelings of anger and mistrust toward their opponents...
