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Marc Le Menestrel
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Papers on Business Ethics
In these papers, we show that a model of rationality which separates and combines economic values with ethical values helps to (…) -
The Key to Cultivating Agility in Decision Making
How do you think? Can you be aware of your thinking? Can you choose how to think? In this piece, I introduce my way to teach people to (…) -
Teaching Ethics to Chinese Executives
In September 2010, I was invited by Renmin University to teach 2 days in their new CMPM program, a 5-module training experience inspired (…) -
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 (…) -
Goals, Processes and Rationality: A Parable and a Framework (Video, Case Study & Lecture) Friday 26th of April 2013
Video: “The Parable of the Sadhu” – Harvard Business School Summary Through a case study depicting a Wall Street financial analyst (…) -
Business and Global Environmental Issues: The Oil Industry and Climate Change (Seminar 7 with Discussion, May 24, 2017)
What strategy can a major company design and implement in the face of global environmental issues? In this case-study about oil industry (…) -
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 (…) -
Across Borders: A More Personal Presentation
As a world athlete in rock-climbing, a negotiator in the oil industry, an academic scholar researching the mathematical foundations of (…) -
Marketing Practices: The Tobacco Business (October 8, 2012)
Video: “Making a Killing: Philip Morris, Kraft and Global Tobacco Addiction” – Infact. Summary The behaviour of tobacco companies (…) -
Three Inconvenient Truths about Corruption
Having honest, adult conversations about corruption requires accepting that none of us is ethically pure. These days, I sometimes (…)
