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Chapter 4

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Milton Friedman's Book. The world is flat Globalism is already embedded in our world. Itt is extremely difficult not to participate. The internet has transformed the world.
Benjamin Barber: Jihad v. McWorld Corrosive effect global markets have on local culture. Can produce splinter groups who fiht againist globalism and for self-determination- "Jihad"
Bribe the payer of the bribe offers it to the oother party. Presents conflict of interest. Usually done in secret.
Extortion the receiver of the payment demands the payment from the payer.
Gifts Expressions of personal affection. Not forced. Able to be acknowledged.
Tips Given according to a custom known by employer. Not to large. Present no conflict of interest for the employee.
What should I do when values conflict between home and host country? Ethnocentrism: my culture has the right values. Relativism: there are no universal values.
Moral Relativism Standards of right and wrong are relative to different cultures, individuals, groups. No universal moral standards. Right action is not determined through critical thinking.
4 types of Relativism Culture of a country (culture). Each individual's values (Naive). Our role in an organization (Role). Prominent groups in society (Social Group).
Ethnocentrism Only my values matter. No matter the context. Other are wrong. End of Story. I am right.
Principalism Standard of rights and wrong come from many sources (including self, group, culture)
DeGeorge's Principles Do no intentional direct harm. Produce good than harm for host. Contribute to host's development. Respect human rights of employees
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