The ‘Must Have’ Imperative of Social Value. Causal effects of Globalisation and Reflections on the Future of Ethics in Business.

Environmental deterioration and social and economic inequality are just two of the many problems to have emerged as a result of economic globalisation, the movement which has significantly altered the global economic landscape. The need to reconsider the existing economic model and investigate substitutes to put a higher priority on social and environmental standards is becoming more and more pressing (Geissdoerfer, 2018). Though it may seem unattainable, it may be feasible to map out a path towards a time when a more sustainable and democratic society places equal importance on these ideals as it does on profit (Pickering, 2022). This body of research discusses the ways we might narrow down options to achieve a standardised framework for the inclusion of Social Value in business within the global economic model (OECD, 2018).

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msc

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masters

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University of Wales Trinity Saint David

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2024

Author dc:creator

• Ashburner, Jo

• H Gwyddorau Cymdeithasol (Cyffredinol)
• HD28 Rheoli. Rheoli Diwydiannol

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UWTSD

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oai:repository.uwtsd.ac.uk:3064