Monthly Archives: September 2010

With alarming frequency, the interests of the environment are quickly subjugated to the interests of profit and the economy in modern nations. In Canada, everything is viewed through an economic prism. If the nation is hit by a sudden crisis, … Continue reading →

As a student who is interested in both economic and sociological aspects of globalization, some of the most interesting things to watch in international relations have been the wars going on between different nations and trading blocks regarding free trade … Continue reading →

It is common to think of business as a purely financial world that is somewhat detached from everyday life.  This is partly because the biggest, most successful companies in the average neighbourhood tend to be international corporations with locations all … Continue reading →

This article talked about an ineluctable and pervasive business ethical problem which is the bribe to the officials. French engineering firm Technip S.A. was bribe into the Nigerian government officials to build a liquefied natural gas facilities on Bonny Island … Continue reading →

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