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  Fairphone is much more than a fair phone. Fairphone is a fairer phone but it is firstly a movement. Any movement is a transformation (...)
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• Angola: Searching for a new Spirit by Looking at the bright side

  December 2nd, 2016 was a historical day for Angola. Not because I was invited to speak at a conference on Corporate Governance in (...)
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• Can we prevent Policy Capture? Reflections about Public Interest in Business Decision-Making

  On March 30-31, I was invited to the OECD Global Anti-Corruption & Integrity Forum in Paris. I had prepared the following short (...)
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• Reflections on Governance and the Africa Directors Program: at the forefront of responsible board practice?

  I wrote this short piece as a Reflection Paper for the Newsletter of the INSEAD Corporate Governance Initiative. It illustrates my (...)
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• The Ethics Challenge: Finding the courage

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• Values, Ethics and Business Decisions

  How to act in the face of corruption, intimidation or coercion? How to honestly discuss the impact of business activities to our (...)
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• Love, Ethics and Peace in Fashion

  When I was contacted for an interview by FT’s fashion editor Vanessa Friedman about the CEO of a fashion house who is now partner with (...)
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• Can you teach ethics to The Big Bank?

  In early 2008 and hence before the public unfolding of the financial crisis, I was invited by a U.S. “Big Bank” to design, write and (...)
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• Ethical Risks: Identification, Mitigation and Transformation through Ethical Training

  The concept of « Ethical Risk » refers to unexpected negative consequences of unethical actions. A proper training about ethical risks (...)
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• Thinking Ethics as a Grey Zone

  Approaching the ethics of an action as a grey zone amounts to thinking ethics as lying on a continuum, in between being “purely (...)
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