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- Introduction
- The dilemmas
- Talisman and Sudan
- The issue
- Yahoo and Google in China
- Which countries are we talking about?
- The Observer human rights index
- The failed states index
- Corruption perception index
- Corporations and countries compared
- Comparing apples and pears
- The options for multinationals (1)
- The options for multinationals (2)
- Illustrating the options for multinationals
- What do multinationals say about the problem?
- Can multinationals be the cause of the problems?
- South Africa under Apartheid - the classic case
- The Sullivan Principles
- Corporations taking on sovereign powers
- Creating 'informal empires'
- Taking on sovereign powers
- The Baku-Tiblisi-Ceyhan pipeline example
- Debating the issue
- The modes of ethical thinking
- The critical questions (1)
- The critical questions (2)
- The critical questions (3)
- The critical questions (4)
- The priority of the extractive industries
- Conclusions
- Additional references
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- The dilemmas
- Talisman and Sudan
- Yahoo & Google in China
- Which states?
- Comparing corporations and countries
- The options for multinationals
- South Africa under Apartheid
- The Sullivan Principles
- Corporations with sovereign powers
- Informal empires
- Modes of ethical thinking
- Critical questions
- Extractive industries
- Conclusions
- References
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Fisher, C. (2011, January 31). Multinational corporations and abusive states: should they stay put and make things better or withdraw? [Video file]. In The Business & Management Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved November 7, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/ICMC8476.Export Citation (RIS)
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Multinational corporations and abusive states: should they stay put and make things better or withdraw?
Published on January 31, 2011
43 min
A selection of talks on Global Business Management
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