Corporate global citizenship: conflicts between human rights and power politics

Article Abstract:

The concept of global corporate citizenship is examined from two perspectives, the human rights or idealist perspective and the power politics or realist perspective. An attempt is made to make a case for an integrated approach, which will include concepts from the fields of business, ethics, international politics as well as international law.

International Affairs, Human Rights, Treaties & Intnl Law, Evaluation, Political aspects, International law, Citizenship

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The morality of corporate downsizing

Article Abstract:

A debate on the many acts of corporate downsizing that are morally neutral and morally justified than those argued by Orlando or Miller is presented. It is concluded that downsizing does not directly cause harm any more than failing to take in the homeless and it does work in some cases, enabling it to be a viable management option.

United States, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Layoffs, Downsizing (Management), Layoff

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