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Marc Le Menestrel
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From Unethical Business to Ethical Selves: How to eat to be yourself? (Monday June 12th 2017)
Each participant prepares something about the Food Industry (a fact, an experience, a photo, a video, something to eat or drink, (…) -
Corruption & Obedience (Case Study and Discussion) (Seminar 9, June 7, 2017)
Summary As a newly appointed manager of a pharmaceutical company in China faces the issue of kickbacks to Doctors in order to boost (…) -
Violence and fear in Paris: a way forward
To feel violence against ourselves is one of the deepest and irresistible emotions of human existence. And to join others in resisting (…) -
Conclusion and sharing of key learning (Tuesday June 13, 2017)
We share key learning from the course and discuss how this learning can be effectively embedded in the future career of the students. (…) -
HP Buying Autonomy
HP in its own words HP creates new possibilities for technology to have a meaningful impact on people, businesses, governments and (…) -
Coaching and the mystery of existence
Who are we? Are we these physical bodies incarnated while writing or reading this text? Are we these complex selves that psychology (…) -
Strategic analysis of anti-cancer treatments in developing countries
Students shall present a strategic analysis of anti-cancer treatments worlwide indicating the specific aspects pertaining to developing (…) -
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 (…) -
What are Chinese MBA students dreaming about?
While teaching a class on business ethics at Jiao Tong University in Shanghai in October 2011, students asked for a teaching about (…) -
How to help business actors to apply the Precautionary Principle?
On Wednesday 25th of January, I was part of the EEA delegation who launched the second volume of Late lessons from early warnings: (…)
