Does economic growth foster political freedom?

Article Abstract:

Economic globalization is perceived to lead to a democratization of society where opportunities for development are abundant and human rights is observed. However, amidst economic globalization, a reported 292 communal groups, making up one fifth of the world's population, have advocated political autonomy and are seeking a stop to discrimination within their respective nations. Also during the current phase of economic globalization in the 1950s and 1960s, non-violent protest movements doubled and violent communal action quadrupled.

Social aspects, Evaluation, Economic development, Democracy, Capitalism

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Ethics in negotiation: does getting to yes require candor?

Article Abstract:

The author discusses the benefits and the difficulties derived from being candid during business negotiations.

United States, Analysis, Ethical aspects, Negotiation, Negotiations, Truthfulness and falsehood

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