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International Codes1/3
The best starting point in the further development of
international business standards is self-regulation
within the guidelines & standards that already exist.
UN Global Compact with business was proposed by
the UN secretary-general in January 1999.
It challenges business to work with other companies, UN
agencies, & nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) to
support & implement ten basic principles in the Compact.
The basic principles deal with respecting human rights,
labor standards, protecting the environment, and
eliminating corruption.
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International Codes2/3
The UN Global Compact
Human Rights
Labour Standards
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Environment
7 Support precautionary approach to environmental challenges;
8 Promote greater environmental responsibility; and
9 Encourage development of environmentally friendly tech.
Anti-Corruption
10 Work against all forms of corruption, extortion and bribery.
International Codes3/3
The ILO is a specialized agency of the UN that has
set up principles governing labor standards.
The Caux Principles were launched in 1995.
These principles emerged from a series of dialogues among
a group of European, Japanese, & North American firms.
The principles are rooted in two basic principles:
The Japanese principle of working together for a common good;
The Western notion of the dignity & value of each human as an end
& not simply as a means to be used by others.
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Cross-Cultural Judgments
A cross-cultural judgment concerns practices,
institutions, general systems, or theories other than
those of ones culture, society, or system.
These judgments are the product of a countrys own
point of view or concept of justice inasmuch as it is
impossible to adopt all points of view at once or to
make judgments from no point of view.
Different systems can be just, and justice does not
require that all countries adopt equal views of justice,
changing their political, social, and economic systems
to match or suit those of the any other country.
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Cross-Cultural Negotiation
Negotiation and compromise are ingredients in the
notion of transactional international justice.
Negotiation in business sounds political and therefore
many treat it as having little to do with justice.
Nonetheless, negotiation is morally justifiable and
is often the proper procedure to follow.
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International Justice
Exchange and trade are dominant forms of
interaction on the international level, and
transactional justice governs such activities.
It requires that equals be exchanged for equals
and that those who enter into a transaction enter
freely, with each seeking to secure its own good.
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Sustainable Development
Development must meet the needs of the present
without compromising the ability of future generations
to meet their own needs.
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Case Analysis
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