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Ethics in the Global South - call for papers

  • 1.  Ethics in the Global South - call for papers

    Posted 09-21-2016 02:29
    Impact of differing values and beliefs on recruitment and other aspects of human resource management

    Ethics of research in developing and less developed regions

    Responsibility along the supply chain

    How well do the guidelines developed in the West for international business fit when the home country, or both home and host countries, are in the South or East

    The role of consumer and social media protest in changing organizational behavior

    Different approaches to gift and friendship

    The impact of social and religious conventions and beliefs, such as those regarding death, on management

    Understanding that there are significantly different conceptions of what is good

    What do we owe people? How does the past, perhaps the colonial past or some repressive regime, affect the obligation of those doing business or providing services today.

    The role of international agencies

     

    Deadlines

     

    Full papers should be submitted by 20 December 2016. All contributions will be subject to a double-blind review. We expect to submit the volume to the publisher in May 2017 for mid-2017 publication. Potential contributors to the issue are encouraged to contact the editors before submit a paper; please email the editors at michael.schwartz@rmit.edu.au or howard.harris@unisa.edu.au using REIO vol18 in the subject line.

     

    Book/film Reviews

    The volume will contain a section of reviews of recent books and films about ethical issues in the Global South or from scholars in the South. If you wish to propose a book for review or submit a review please contact the Book/film Review Editor, Debra Comer at debra.r.comer@hofstra.edu

     

    About REIO

    Research in Ethical Issues in Organizations is published by Emerald

    Website: http://www.emeraldinsight.com/series/reio

    REIO is included in the ERA journal listing and in the ABDC journal list.

    The title is indexed in Scopus and volumes are included in the Thomson Reuters Book Citation Index.

     

    Dr Michael Schwartz

    Associate Professor of Business Ethics

    School of Economics, Finance & Marketing

    Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology

    Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

    Email: michael.schwartz@rmit.edu.au

     

    Howard Harris PhD

    Adjunct Assoc Professor, School of Management

    UniSA Business School, Adelaide SA Australia

    Email: howard.harris@unisa.edu.au

     

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