Code of Ethics
"What is required is a sense of global ethics, to provide people the means to assess, form, and direct their moral awareness of the world and their place within it, and how to interact with others. Global ethics properly attends to the rightness and wrongness, the justice or injustice, of global dynamics, as well as the social reality they constitute."
Source: K. Caruso, J. S. Collins, S. Schragle-Law, J. Thorpe. (2011). Teaching Ethical Business Practices in a Multicultural Classroom: Understanding Differences to Find a Common Ground. Paper presented at IBFR, Institute for Business and Finance Research, San Juan, Costa Rica, May 24-27, 2011
United Nations Global Compact
The United Nations Global Compact This link opens in a new window is an initiative composed of participants from corporations, associations, municipalities, academic institutions, and public sector organizations that endorse ten universally accepted principles in the areas below:
