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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, (…) -
SPRING 2017_Class #19: Project Milestones#3
Project presentation and last opportunity to get feedback from classmates before the final paper. SOCIAL MEDIA CIRCULAR ECONOMY (…) -
Marketing Practices: The Tobacco Business (Video & Discussion) Friday 3rd of May 2013
Video: “Making a Killing: Philip Morris, Kraft and Global Tobacco Addiction” – Infact. The behaviour of tobacco companies is now an (…) -
We Dream Business (Lecture 7 with Students’ Presentations, June 12, 2017)
Groups upload on the WeDreamBusiness.org website an inspiring example of a business Prepare with your group an inspiring example of an (…) -
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 (…) -
Thinking our Natural Environment (Experiential Seminar with Discussion, May 17, 2017)
Summary With a series of videos and plays, we learn to "think like the earth" and have a systemic thinking of our natural environment. (…) -
Alternative Ethical strategies for Global Health in Developing Countries. June 15, 9:00-11:00
This session explores business strategies to improve health in developing countries using cheaper and more easily administrable (…) -
Compliance and the Grey Zone
Compliance is an organizational process aimed at encouraging ethical behavior at work. However, it is not sufficient to guarantee (…) -
Global Labor Markets: Child Labor in Asia (Seminar 8 with Case Study and Discussion, May 31, 2017)
Video: “The Big One” – Michael Moore (Excerpt). To which extent companies should lower the cost of their human “resources”? In fact, (…) -
From Economic Rationality to Ethical Rationality. May 11, 9:00-11:00
This session introduces a framework to analyze the rationality of actors’ behavior. Recalling the standard economic approach to (…)
