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Common terms and phrasesaccept actions agreement apply approach argued authentic ethical norms authentic norms Brent Spar bribery broader business ethics chapter concept concerning conflicting norms consent considered consistent context contractarian contractors convergence corporate countries cultural decision maker develop discussed Donaldson Dunfee efficiency hypernorm Efficiency Strategies empirical employees environment ethical behavior ethical theory evolve example exist firm global ethic human identify implications important individual institutions interests involved ISCT issues judgment legitimate norms macrosocial contract majority managers ment moral free space moral psychology moral rationality munity Nigeria nomic organization particular philosophical political practices principles priority rules proxies psychological contracts recognize reflect relationships relativism relevant communities require response role rules of thumb shareholders Shell significant social contract Social Contracts Theory society specific stakeholder claims stakeholder obligations stakeholder theory standards structural hypernorms substantial tion transactions unethical values violate References to this bookFrom other books
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