The book aims to present the business ethics visions, programs and
experiences of member universities of the Community of European
Management Schools (CEMS). Since the authors are leading professors
of business ethics in different European countries, the book can
serve as a special guide to the European business ethics movement.
The Community of European Management Schools was founded in 1988 as
an association of top-level schools in management education
throughout Europe. In 1998 member universities are as follows:
Budapest University of Economic Sciences, Copenhagen Business
School, Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam, ESADE Barcelona, HEC Paris,
London School of Economics, Norwegian School of Economics and
Business Administration, Stockholm School of Economics, Universitti
Bocconi Milan, Universitiit St. Gallen, Universitiit zu Koln,
Universite catholique de Louvain, and Wirtschajtsuniversitiit Wien.
The University of Economics in Prague and the University of
Economics in Warsaw are candidate members in CEMS. Over thirty
international companies joined CEMS as corporate members.
Sponsoring corporations includes ABB, Athur Andersen, Banca
Commerciale Italiana, Banque Bruxelles Lambert, Banque Paribas,
Cariplo, Central Hispano, Coats Crafts Europe, Coopers &-
Lybrand, Dresder Bank, Dunaferr, Elektrowatt, Ericson, Goldman
Sachs, Grouppo ENI, Henkel Industries, Henkel Industries, Hi/ti
Corporation, F. Hoffman-la-Roche, ISS, J.P. Morgan, KPMG DTG, Norsk
Hydro, Petrojina, Procter &- Gamble, Schindler Management,
Schneider, Shell International, Siemens, SmithKline Beecham,
Statoil, Swiss Bank Corporation, Tetra Laval, Trygg Hansa,
Winterthur, and Zurich Insurance.
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