Tag Archives: Globalization
Business Ethics in a Global World: China, India, and Beyond
2007 March 8th, 8:00 am to March 10th, 9:00 pm
Markkula Center, Santa Clara, California
The Ohio University Institute for Applied and Professional Ethics is offering grants for travel, per diem, and housing to Santa Clara University’s “Business Ethics in a Global World” in March 2007.
Details on the conference are available at: http://www.scu.edu/ethics/practicing/focusareas/business/conference/2007/
The Institute invites applications from any Ohio University faculty member or grad student, but will give preference to faculty/student teams. We anticipate funding for up to three people. Recipients are expected to participate in a public forum on International Business Ethics at Ohio University in April or May of 2007.
To apply, please send a message telling your interest in the conference and providing relevant information about the members of your team.
Application deadline: January 12, 2007.
America at a Crossroads: Morality & American Foreign Policy in the 21st Century
Part Three: American Involvement in the Global Community in the 21st Century
November 1st, 2001, 7:30 to 9:30 pm
Computer Science Center 121B
Panel Discussion
- Ken Freed, Journalism
- Al Eckes, History
- Tom Walker, Political Science
- Elizabeth Collins, Philosophy
Summaries of Presentations
Ken Freed: I focus on the difficulties for a journalist covering globalization and its ramifications. Most of the problems arise out of an emotionalism that has led to misinformation, disinformation and a climate so filled with mistrust and lies that covering the subject is like crossing a minefield for journalists.
As examples, I will look briefly at my experiences in Argentina, Canada and Haiti in hopes of exposing the strengths and weaknesses of the debate over globalization.