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Towards an Ethical-ecological Assessment of Companies in Nigeria

An Empirical Inquiry into the Relevance or Otherwise of the Frankfurt-Hohenheim Guidelines for the Ethical Assessment of Companies in the Nigerian Context- A Case of the Nigerian Microfinance Banking Sec
BuchKartoniert, Paperback
335 Seiten
Englisch
Peter Langerschienen am23.02.2012
Multilateral evidence has continued to show that the conspicuous absence of reputable ethical-ecological criteria for evaluating companies and businesses in Nigeria is not only a lamentable disservice to the Nigerian people; but does not augur well for the Nigerian economy in particular and society at large.mehr

Produkt

KlappentextMultilateral evidence has continued to show that the conspicuous absence of reputable ethical-ecological criteria for evaluating companies and businesses in Nigeria is not only a lamentable disservice to the Nigerian people; but does not augur well for the Nigerian economy in particular and society at large.

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Inhaltsverzeichnis
Contents: Quest for sustainable development - Companies as platforms for ethical-ecological sustainability - Nigeria and Africa in ethical-ecological perspectives - Ethics and Business - a convergent divergence? - Frankfurt-Hohenheim Guidelines.mehr

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Autor

Emmanuel Franklyne Onyemaechi Ogbunwezeh, born in Nigeria, is a philosopher and Social and Economic Ethicist. He studied law in Nigeria and also holds a bachelor of Philosophy degree of the Pontifical Urban University Rome. He won a Scholarship for Gifted Students of the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung for his Graduate and Doctoral studies. He holds a Doctor of Philosophy degree (PhD) in Social and Economic Ethics of the Frankfurt Graduate School of Humanities and Social Sciences, of University of Frankfurt am Main. The author is an avid reader, writer and human rights activist. He has authored a series of articles in journals and magazines. He remains one of the young optimistic voices for development and cultural integrity coming out of the African continent.
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