Writing, Violence and Writing the Non-Western Other in Business Ethics: Toward an Ethics of Alterity

Jayawardena, Dhammika

doi:10.1007/s40926-022-00228-x

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“…Religion and faith, however, have been largely ignored or included only as a demographic feature in most previous studies. These demographic characteristics can be examined as strong factors when developing policies to bring about environmental, social, and economic changes on a regional as well as worldwide scale (Jayawardena, 2023). Mohamad et al (2012) regarded Malaysian faith groups (Buddhist, Christian, Muslim, and Hindu) as influential players in recycling activity acquiescence.…”

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Corporate Nirvana: The Buddhist way to social sustainability and business innovation

et al. 2023

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Prevailing consumption‐based business models and capitalist practices place significant strain on the environment and society. Buddhism, as a practicing religion, may provide insights on practicing models as a solution to sustain society, the environment, and businesses. The present investigation adopts a structured literature review methodology to take stock of such prior studies and articulate its representation of Buddhism‐based business models, practices, ethical frameworks, and economic views. Based on the findings, it is clear that the prior studies have discussed the practitioner context of Buddhism religion in order to promote ethical and mindful business practices at the consumer, managerial, and business levels; to reduce the negative effects of identity politics in the workplace through spirituality; to introduce the idea of considering factors other than purely financial profitability; and to encourage the long‐term viability and genuine happiness of individuals, communities, and organizations. In relation to these topics, research avenues are proposed.

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Corporate Nirvana: The Buddhist way to social sustainability and business innovation

et al. 2023

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“…The lack of identification of the theoretical foundations of AI E research is problematic, particularly for international business managers and scholars, since it has been argued that the entirety of academic knowledge is heavily skewed by a Western worldview (Banerjee, 2022; Jayawardena, 2022; Miike, 2006). This has manifested as a predilection for Western theories to pervade many disciplines at the expense of alternative perspectives in areas as diverse as journalism (McQuail, 2000), biomedicine (Chattopadhyay & De Vries, 2013), media and journalism (Rao & Wasserman, 2007), public relations (Fuse et al, 2010), social work (Udah, 2021), and communications (Ayish, 2003).…”

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Mapping the ethic‐theoretical foundations of artificial intelligence research

White,

Samuel,

Jones

et al. 2024

Thunderbird Intl Bus Rev

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The issue of artificial intelligence (AI) ethics is a prominent research subject. While there is a compendious literature that explores this area, surprisingly little of it makes explicit reference to the ethic‐theoretical foundations upon which it is built. To address this matter, this study makes an examination of the AI ethics literature to identify its ethic‐theoretical foundations. The study identifies the lack of AI ethics literature that draws upon seminal ethics works and the ensuing disconnectedness among the publications on this subject. It also uncovers numerous non‐Western ethic‐theoretical positions that can be adopted and may afford new insight into AI ethics research and practice. Employing these alternative lenses may obviate the tendency for Western worldviews to dominate the academic literature. The study provides some guidance for future AI ethics research which should endeavor to clearly articulate its chosen ethic‐theoretical position, and for practice which could benefit from understanding and articulating the principles upon which AI systems are founded. It also provides some observations of, and guidance for, the utilization of Litmaps software in the conduct of Literature reviews.

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Embracing alternative pedagogies for integrating global ethics into the business curriculum

Weiler,

Grant-Smith

2024

Journal of Global Ethics

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Writing, Violence and Writing the Non-Western Other in Business Ethics: Toward an Ethics of Alterity

Cited by 3 publications

References 46 publications

Corporate Nirvana: The Buddhist way to social sustainability and business innovation

Corporate Nirvana: The Buddhist way to social sustainability and business innovation

Mapping the ethic‐theoretical foundations of artificial intelligence research

Embracing alternative pedagogies for integrating global ethics into the business curriculum

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