Traversing the "Inferno:" a new direction for business ethics

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Issues are discussed regarding the depiction of fraud and its psychic effects as portrayed by Dante in the "Inferno". Dante encounters the shades on his journey through hell, people who have made themselves less than human by their actions. The types of evil Dante depicts, including flattering, pandering, barratry, and hypocrisy, are actually commonplace frauds omnipresent in business life.Such frauds may pose a greater danger than blatant wrongdoing.

Analysis, Fraud, Criticism and interpretation, Inferno (Book), Dante Alighieri

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Business ethics in the new millennium: will the patient survive?

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Issues regarding the need to drive ethics-based leadership and governance to the top of international business enterprises are discussed. The goal should be to achieve universal, global standards of fundamental ethical values.

Forecasts and trends, Business ethics

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