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Business risk and ethics in prospective emerging markets: the case of sports sponsorship in North Korea / Horak, Sven   Journal Article
Horak, Sven Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
Summary/Abstract urpose-This article discusses ethical issues of doing business with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea) and associated risks in the area of sports sponsorship. Design/methodology/approach-Ethical questions influence an international firm's engagement in North Korea in significant ways. Starting from a theoretical anchorage in business ethics, I apply descriptive case study methodology based on media analysis in order to understand ethical challenges of business management with North Korea by the example of firms from developed economies and emerging economies. This article is suitable to be used as a teaching case in international business and management classes (teaching notes are available on request from the author at sven.horak@gmx.de). Findings-The study leads to three major propositions. International investors may benefit from first mover advantages in the area of sports sponsoring. On the contrary, breach of contract risks are high and a doubtful image of the sponsoring firm may be created in the eyes of the consumer while sponsoring a dictatorship. Moreover, the article finds indications that business transactions between two emerging markets appear to be smoother than between emerging markets and developed economies. Originality/value-Only a few international firms are maintaining business relations with North Korea. If the new leadership opens up the country for international investors as proclaimed, international firms need to understand the prevailing business environment. In this context, the link between business ethics and associated risks has been rarely discussed since leadership change in 2011.
Key Words North Korea  Sports  Business Ethics  Business Risk  Emerging Markets  Sponsorship 
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Ethnical challenges facing Japanese businesses: Historical and contemporary observations / Kimura, Masato 2005  Journal Article
Kimura, Masato Journal Article
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Publication 2005.
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Holding corporations accountable: corporate conduct, international codes and citizen action / Richter, Judith 2001  Book
Richter, Judith Book
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Publication London, Zed Books, 2001.
Description xii, 241p.Pbk
Standard Number 1856499847
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ID:   162908


Measurement of spatial socioeconomic impact of energy poverty / Scarpellini, Sabina   Journal Article
Scarpellini, Sabina Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract This article presents a spatial analysis of the evolution of energy poverty in Spanish households, and aims to measure the socioeconomic impact of energy poverty. The economic-financial measurement of palliative measures implemented and social perceptions of energy poverty are also dimensioned.
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Speed of trust: the one thing that changes everything / Covey, Stephen M R; Merrill, Rebecca R 2006  Book
Covey, Stephen M R Book
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Publication London, Simon & Schuster, 2006.
Description xxvi, 354p.
Standard Number 0743295609
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