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Author:Bassiry, G. R.
Title:Business ethics and the United Nations: a code of conduct
Journal:Advanced Management Journal
1990 : AUTUMN, VOL. 55:4, p. 38-41
Index terms:BUSINESS ETHICS
WORK ETHICS
UNITED NATIONS
Language:eng
Abstract:In 1989, after years of discussions, the United Nations presented a code of ethical conduct for multi-national corporations. Recent dramatic political changes together with the growing global economy increase the need for such a code and may enhance its chances of adoption. However, enforcement would be problematical unless the United Nations acquires more tools, such as a "super agency". The conceptual model suggested is that of a trilateral relationship between multinational corporations, host countries, and home countries. In terms of content and concept, the United Nations code owes a great deal to the Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises adopted by the European Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in 1976.
SCIMA record nr: 90105
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