January 30th--"Ethics in International Business: Utopian Illusion or an Idea Whose Time Has Come?"--ANDY WICKS, Associate Professor of Business Ethics

[CIBER (NIBEN)]

Lecture-dinner Series Addressing Current International issues.
Time: 5:30-8:00
Location: Kane Hall, Walker-Ames Room

WEDNESDAY, January 30, 2002

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
"Ethics in International Business: Utopian Illusion or an Idea Whose Time
Has Come?"
ANDY WICKS, Associate Professor of Business Ethics

Come and hear Professor Andy Wicks explore "business ethic's" role in the
global economy. His discussion will highlight a range of prominent and
vexing ethical issues in international business, such as: bribery,
sweatshops and child labor, the sale of banned pesticides in LDC's,
environmental protection, genetic technology, and how business ethics might
help us work through these issues.

EVENT SPONSORS: Center for International Business Education and Research
(CIBER) and the Jackson School Outreach Centers

---------------TO REGISTER--------------------------------
Deadline to register ONE WEEK PRIOR JANUARY 30, 2002

ALL $25.00 PER PERSON PAYMENTS MUST BE MAILED AND SENT TO ADDRESS ON
REGISTRATION FORM.

REGISTRATION FORM ATTACHED

NO EMAIL, FAX OR CREDIT CARD REGISTRATION

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OTHER LECTURES:

Wednesday, February 13: East Asia
"Minorities in China: Conflict or Integration?"
Stevan Harrell, Professor of Anthropology; Curator of Asian Ethnology, Burke
Museum

Wednesday, February 27: Middle East
"Middle East Oil and Globalization: Cause and Cure"
Ellis Goldberg, Director, Middle East Center

Wednesday, March 13: European Union
 "Meeting the Challenge of Global Climate Change: The European Approach"
Maria Marotta, European Union Fellow

Wednesday, March 20: Southeast Asia
 "The Politics of Cultural Difference in Vietnam and Thailand”
Charles F. Keyes, Professor of Anthropology and International Studies

Wednesday, April 10: South Asia
"Kashmir between India and Pakistan"
Keith Snodgrass, Associate Director, South Asia Center

Wednesday, April 17: International Studies
 "The Political Economy of Ethnic-Religious Conflict"
Murat Somer, Sawyer-Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow, Center for Ethnic Conflict
and Conflict Resolution

Wednesday, May 8: Canada
"Quebec and Canada: Nation-Building in the North"
 Marc Boucher, Director, Quebec Government Office, Los Angeles

Wednesday, May 22: Russia, Eastern Europe, and Central Asia
"Eastern Europe: Human Rights and Public Policy in Emerging Democracies"
Bruce Kochis, Director, Policy Studies Program, UW Bothell; Director, Human
Rights
Education and Research Network



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