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This volume contains the proceedings of the 9th Annual Conference of the European Business Ethics Network (EBEN), which took place at the Lufthansa Training Centre, Seeheim, Germany, in September 1996. Representatives from both the business scene and different academic disciplines discussed perspectives for ethical solutions for managing dilemmas in a world of cultural diversity, where differing norms and values are at the heart of all activities of multinational corporations. Among the multifaceted discussion, three special themes attracted particular attention. The first was presented by Peter Duncan, CEO of Shell Germany, who addressed the conference theme with the background of Shell's dramatic experiences in the Brent Spar and Nigeria affairs. Secondly, other experts discussed the problem of international corruption, which was significantly introduced with a keynote address by Hon Frene Ginwula, Speaker of the South African Republic's Parliament. Thirdly, the role of values in corporate transformation was debated from the perspective of leading European firms. This book is a collection of the most relevant and topical presentations of the conference, which should be of interest to business people and academics who are concerned with ethical advances in intercultural business activities.

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