Legal Studies and Business Ethics Papers
Title
Document Type
Book Chapter
Date of this Version
1989
Publication Source
The Ethics of International Business
Start Page
30
Last Page
43
Abstract
This chapter will offer an introductory sketch of the theory and practice of the multinational firm. Of necessity it will be a still image of a moving, elusive phenomenon. The sketch will be drawn, moreover, from a moral angle; it highlights the vast powers of multinationals, the existing codes and laws influencing their activities, and the rare theoretical attempts that have been made to understand their ethical responsibilities. Yet it attempts almost no moral analysis. Its aim is descriptive; it is to serve as a preliminary for the moral analysis that will follow.
Copyright/Permission Statement
p. 30-43, The Ethics of International Business by Thomas Donaldson, 1989, reproduced by permission of Oxford University Press: https://global.oup.com/academic/product/the-ethics-of-international-business-9780195074710?q=The%20Ethics%20of%20International%20Business&lang=en&cc=us
Recommended Citation
Donaldson, T. (1989). The Global Corporation. In Donalson, T. (Ed.), The Ethics of International Business, 30-43. Oxford University Press.
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Date Posted: 28 June 2018