The International Business Ethics Index: European Union

Tsalikis, John; Seaton, Bruce

doi:10.1007/s10551-006-9249-4

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“…Additionally, the cultural, moral and ethical values could be alike in different countries; but, the implementation of these issues might vary. Therefore, the best course to adjust indigenous ethical and cultural standards is to adopt a contingency inclination on the cultural, morale, historical and individual basis rather than a universal point of view in order to influence ethical conduct positively (Tsalikis, Seaton, 2007;Tsalikis et al, 2008;Helin, Sandström, 2008).…”

Section: Ethical Issues In International Businessmentioning

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Issues of Business Ethics in Domestic and International Businesses: A Critical Study

Gökmen¹,

Öztürk²

2012

IJBA

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Ethics is a significant issue in business both on the firm level and wider phases. Ethics indicate what is right and what is wrong in business branches also lead employees and stakeholders with moral values. Ethics is the basics for an impartial internal environment in an organization. An ethical climate constituted on fair foundations and lead by executives upholding ethical standards in the first instance tend to be more achieved when compared to other firms, since fair organizational internal environment motivates employees by satisfying their necessities, enhancing the organizational performance initially, then to bringing about industry and country wide developments. Thus, the aim of this paper is to review ethical management and corporate performance with a theoretical point of view, also with comprising the international business dimension of ethics and its significance for businesses resting on profound publications.

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Section: Ethical Issues In International Businessmentioning

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Issues of Business Ethics in Domestic and International Businesses: A Critical Study

Gökmen¹,

Öztürk²

2012

IJBA

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“…A BEI Component score was calculated for each of the four BEI components (see Tsalikis and Seaton, 2007b). For comparison reasons, along with the results for Japan, China, India, and the 2006 U.S. BEIs are also presented in Table II.…”

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“…After the initial measurements of the BEI in 2004 and 2006 in the United States of America, the BEI was expanded to the European Union (U.K., Spain, and Germany - Tsalikis and Seaton, 2007b), and the two emerging economies of Asia (China and India - Tsalikis et al, 2007c). The present paper will expand the BEI measurement to a major economic power -Japan.…”

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The International Business Ethics Index: Japan

Tsalikis

Seaton

2007

J Bus Ethics

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“…The revelation of several major scandals in leading German corporations (e.g., Deutsche Bank, Volkswagen, and Siemens) has shown that there are problems in the realm of business ethics. Recent internationally comparative research on business ethics revealed that German respondents have become particularly pessimistic about the likelihood of corporations acting responsibly in future (Tsalikis and Seaton, 2007). More generally, at least three interrelated processes are undermining the country's ability to maintain and develop high standards.…”

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(Re)discovering the Social Responsibility of Business in Germany

2009

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The concept of corporate social responsibility (CSR) is a relatively recent addition to the agenda in Germany, although the country has a long history of companies practicing social responsibilities. The expectations of society had remained stable for many years, encapsulated in laws, societal norms, and industrial relations agreements. But the past decade has seen significant changes in Germany, challenging established ways of treating the role of business in society. This contribution reviews and illustrates the development of diverse forms of social responsibility in German corporations and analyzes how actors in business and society can build on traditional strengths to find new institutional arrangements for sharing tasks and responsibilities in the interests of achieving a better balance between societal, economic, and environmental needs.

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The International Business Ethics Index: European Union

Abstract: business ethics, consumer sentiments, business ethics index (BEI), UK, Germany, Spain,

Cited by 24 publications

References 27 publications

Issues of Business Ethics in Domestic and International Businesses: A Critical Study

Issues of Business Ethics in Domestic and International Businesses: A Critical Study

The International Business Ethics Index: Japan

(Re)discovering the Social Responsibility of Business in Germany

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