Description: Part I: Introduction and General Overview. Welcome Address; J. Weber. The Ethical Dimension of Cross-cultural Business Activities; A. Löhr, H. Steinmann. Doing Business in Different Cultures. Ethical Challenges of a Multinational Corporation; P. Duncan. Discussion on the Keynote Speech of Peter Duncan. Part II: International Corruption. Introduction: The Challenge of International Corruption; P. Eigen. The Role of Governments in International Corruption; F. Ginwala.The European Union and the Fight Against Corruption in International U. Draetta. Co-ordinated Steps to Prevent Transnational Corruption. Consequences for the Business Community; M. Pieth. Multinational Corporations, Governance Deficits, and Corruption: Discussing a Complex Issue from the Perspective of Business Ethics; K.M. Leisinger. Corruption as a Threat to the United Nations; K.T. Paschke. Part III: Values and Ethics in the Corporate Transformation Process. Restructuring and Mental Chan H. Lange. The Role of Values in Corporate Transformation. The Merger between OSV and Hydro's Aluminium Division in 1986; B. Dahlberg. A Model in an Economic Upheaval - Questioning of Values in the Market Economy? G. Popkes, K. Rieger. Unemployment and Experienced Injustices: The Social Responsibility of the Organization for Cushioning the Process of Downsizing; T. Kieselbach. Part IV: Reflections on Cross-Cultural Issues of Business Ethics. Reason and Cultures. Life-world as the Common Ground of Ethics; C. F. Gethmann. Business Ethics in Three European Countries: A Comparative Approach; F. Seidel, et al. Discourse Instead of Recourse: Is it Worth Using a Guided Approach to Negotiation When Working Across Cultures? W. French, B. MÜhlfriedel. Culture as the Intermediate Structure of the Economy; P. Koslowski. The Ethics of Interest: A Cultural-historical Perspective; L. Bouckaert. The Principles of the Advertising Self-regulation in Europe; E. Brioschi. About the Authors.

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