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Marc Le Menestrel
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International Business and National Politics: Royal Dutch/Shell in Nigeria (Seminar 4 with Case Study and Discussion, May 3, 2017)
Should companies get together with governments to control or even fight activists movements that are trying to disrupt their (...) -
Is Anti-Corruption Corrupted?
After some classes that I taught at the Lee Kwan Yew School of Public Policy in 2017, I developed my approach to corruption with an (...) -
Trim 2 - Class 8 & 9: A Method to Learn
Even improvisation requires a lot of previous work. To write a thesis, learning a rigorous method is the most important step to move (...) -
Nightmares, Dreams and Business Decisions : Teaching Values for Leadership Development
Nightmares As a decision scientist specializing in ethical values, I have been drawn to leadership development in a difficult and (...) -
Ethics and Behavior: Philosophical Approaches (Discussion & Lecture) Monday 22nd of April 2013
Summary We build on Aristotle, Kant, and Mill to introduce criteria of ethical behaviour. These philosophical perspectives provide us (...) -
The Debian Project and the Linux Foundation
The Debian Project in its own words The Debian Project is an association of individuals who have made common cause to create a free (...) -
Corruption: Drawing a Line in the Grey Zone
In this piece, I introduce one of my preferred model of ethics: a grey zone between night and day. Inspired by Escher, it helps to (...) -
Open Source Ecology
Brief introduction of Open Source Ecology in its own words: We’re developing open source industrial machines that can be made for a (...) -
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 (...) -
International Business and National Politics: Royal Dutch/Shell in Nigeria (Group Work and Discussion) Monday 29th of April 2013
Should companies get together with governments to control or even fight activists movements that are trying to disrupt their (...)
