A Short Course in Int'l Business Ethics
Combining Ethics and Profits in Global Business Charles Mitchell
Softcover
184 Pages
7" x 10" ISBN 1-885073-63-1
US $24.95
Making money and maintaining business ethics
in international trade can be a challenge,
especially in countries where corrupt officials,
bribes, payoffs, baksheesh and the mordida
are commonplace.
Cultural questions intensify the challenge – Am
I being asked for a bribe or facilitation payment?
This book identifies key ethical issues and
gives the reader practical tools to use in everyday
situations. It also describes how individuals and
organizations can observe the evolving
standards prescribed by international laws,
treaties, conventions and codes of conduct.
Charles Mitchell was a news reporter for the
Rand Daily Mail in Johannesburg and served as
the South African-based correspondent for UPI.
He then became the Moscow bureau chief for UPI.
He’s currently the Publication Director for the
Conference Board, a New York business research
organization specializing in global economic forecasting
and management issues.
