Journal of business ethics

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  Año 2009, Vol. 89, Número Extraordinario 2

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    Introduction: International Business Firms, Economic Development, and Ethics.

    Frederick Bird, Joseph Smucker, Manuel Velasquez

    págs. 81-84

    
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    The Ethical Responsibilities of Businesses in Developing Areas.

    Frederick Bird

    págs. 85-97

    
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    When Economic Growth Rhymes with Social Development: The Malaysia Experience.

    Rabia Naguib, Joseph Smucker

    págs. 99-113

    
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    Poverty, Race Relations, and the Practices of International Business: A Study of Fiji.

    Russell Daye

    págs. 115-127

    
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    Development, Power, and the Mining Industry in Papua: A Study of Freeport Indonesia.

    P.A. Rifai-Hasan

    págs. 129-143

    
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    Ethical Reflections on the Opportunities and Challenges for International Business in China.

    David A. Krueger

    págs. 145-156

    
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    Development, Justice, and Technology Transfer in China: The Case of HP and Legend.

    Manuel Velasquez

    págs. 157-166

    
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    Ethical Analysis and Challenges of Two International Firms in China.

    David A. Krueger, Bocheng Ding

    págs. 167-182

    
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    Project CARE: Placer Dome�s Efforts to Help Laid-off South African Miners Find Remunerative Work.

    Frederick Bird

    págs. 183-190

    
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    Mobilizing Business for Post-Secondary Education: CIDA University, South Africa.

    Emmanuel Raufflet

    págs. 191-202

    
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    Why the Responsible Practice of Business Ethics Calls for a Due Regard for History.

    Frederick Bird

    págs. 203-220