Why do we need a global ethics?Syllabus of the Subject - Why do we need a global ethics?
Description of the Subject (Higher Education, e-learning): Why do we need a global ethics? Worldwide crisis (financial, economic, and politic): need for a Global Ethics How we have seen, global ethics has to influence on
Global Ethics influence on global business and globalisation. 1- International Business and Global Ethics. a) International Marketing Strategies Adapt globally with global ethics principles. Impact on:
b) Trusted Relationships. The increment of business and brand loyalty. c) Avoid intercultural clashes. The Intercultural Management (Hofstede, Edward Hall) measures differences between cultures. Global Ethics is based on shared values. d) Digital Economy. Google, Facebook. Who define the limits of the privacy? 2- New model of the globalisation. Free market based on global ethics principles and respecting the environment and humanity. Towards a Spiritual Capitalism and “Ahimsa Company”: The success of a company is measured by:
Remember: the spiritual leaders are showing the path. Some world's Business leaders are developing their teachings. We need to open our mind and our heart to non-western vision. To Hinduism. To Buddhism. To Islam. Zakat (solidarity).
The role of the banks in the global economy
“Now I have just my dresses. I donated all my possessions” Sulaiman Al-Rajhi is the founder of one of the World's largest Islamic banks. To Jainism. To Christianity. Carlos Slim (the world's richest men) To Agnostics. The economy, finance, and politics have been globalised. Why not ethics? The history of humanity has bequeathed us through our ancestors these traditions of wisdom, these open windows to the understanding, that today, in the era of digitalisation and globalisation; we can lose. The English poet T.S. Elliot explained us this risk with these beautiful and thoughtful words. “Where is the knowledge we have lost in information? The Bhagavad-Gita, the sacred book of Hinduism, wrote 2,300 years ago, says: “When the kindness declines Ethics, business, and religion. (c) EENI- Business School & Hispano-African University of International Business |