From the Editor – Issue 50
Al Erisman unveils a special Ethix issue on the Central African Republic.
Al Erisman unveils a special Ethix issue on the Central African Republic.
Al Erisman looks at the role technology might play in transforming the society of the Central African Republic.
Augustin Hibaile describes the difficulties of integrating ethical practice in the Central African Republic.
Sylvain Maliko, minister of economy, planning, and international cooperation, talks about his plans for Central African Republic.
Ethix dedicates this issue to the people of the Central African Republic and those like them who are not benefiting from globalization transforming the world.
Prabhu Guptara writes about the roles that business, government, NGOs, science, and technology play in tackling world poverty.
The Fortune at the Bottom of the Pyramid: Eradicating Poverty Through Profit by C.K. Prahalad
African Friends and Money Matters
by David Maranz
If your business is planning on setting up operations in a corrupt country, is it morally permissible to practice the paying of “facilitation fees”?