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International Codes and Multinational Business: Setting Guidelines for International Business Operations

(Hardback)


Publishing Details

Full Title:

International Codes and Multinational Business: Setting Guidelines for International Business Operations

Contributors:

By (Author) John Kline

ISBN:

9780899300856

Publisher:

Bloomsbury Publishing PLC

Imprint:

Praeger Publishers Inc

Publication Date:

24th July 1985

Country:

United States

Classifications

Readership:

Tertiary Education

Fiction/Non-fiction:

Non Fiction

Main Subject:
Dewey:

341.753

Physical Properties

Physical Format:

Hardback

Number of Pages:

184

Reviews

Kline states that [multinational corporations] through voluntary corporate codes can use self-regulation to meet societal concerns about international operations and presents guidelines for establishing company codes. He proposes that corporate codes of conduct might avoid or at least ease intergovernmental codes, and presents the historical background and case examples of current codes adopted by large US companies. Chapters are well documented; good overall bibliography. ... Valuable for upper-division and graduate students of business and international law.-Choice
"Kline states that multinational corporations through voluntary corporate codes can use self-regulation to meet societal concerns about international operations and presents guidelines for establishing company codes. He proposes that corporate codes of conduct might avoid or at least ease intergovernmental codes, and presents the historical background and case examples of current codes adopted by large US companies. Chapters are well documented; good overall bibliography. ... Valuable for upper-division and graduate students of business and international law."-Choice
"Kline states that [multinational corporations] through voluntary corporate codes can use self-regulation to meet societal concerns about international operations and presents guidelines for establishing company codes. He proposes that corporate codes of conduct might avoid or at least ease intergovernmental codes, and presents the historical background and case examples of current codes adopted by large US companies. Chapters are well documented; good overall bibliography. ... Valuable for upper-division and graduate students of business and international law."-Choice

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