Success for Regent’s student start-up
Success for Regent’s student start-up February 18, 2019 Two years ago, my student Luise...
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A feast of a debate on business and human rights
July 12, 2018 Wonderful event on BANKS and HUMAN RIGHTS the other day, in central London! Thank...
Read MoreRoad Most Travelled
Autumn 2017 It has been four years since the arrest of Ross William Ulbricht, the mastermind behind the infamous Silk Road. Advanced students in Liberal Studies at Regent’s University London share their thoughts on the...
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October 2017, London The Silk Road – four years on Selen Ozcan San Francisco October 2013: Ross William Ulbricht, a 29-year old man from California, is arrested by the FBI in a place you would least expect, the San Francisco...
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For BUSINESS ETHICS students Autumn 2016 Ethical Experiment: If you could push a button that would redistribute all of the world’s wealth equally to every living human on Earth continually for eternity, would you push it?...
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A simple ethical framework
A simple ethical framework 27 March 2015 There is always beauty in simplicity. At our public event...
Read MoreHillsborough – lest we forget
In transit from Europe to London April 2014 25th anniversary. 96 lives. What does one say on such a day – that they should be here today? That their families should have had more answers, much earlier? That ‘accidental death’...
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Bhopal Blues March 2014, London Nearly 30 years since the worst industrial disaster the world has ever seen, the legal case is slowly advancing. Union Carbide Corporation is, once again, wanted in the Indian courts. Initially,...
Read MoreBali fields
Bali fields January 2014, Singapore As I was sipping my coffee in an air-conditioned hotel in Singapore, my thoughts wondered back to the sweltry roads of Bali, where I’d discovered (and come to appreciate) a more natural way of...
Read MoreStakeholder engagement in Lovina
Stakeholder engagement in Lovina Turn of the year 2013/2014, Bali New Year’s Eve is a time for celebration at our villa in North Bali for more reasons than one. It is when the winners of staff annual awards are announced. They...
Read MoreCrime and punishment in the banking sector
Crime and punishment in the banking sector November 2013, London Every week now we hear of yet another ‘record fine’ imposed on one bank or another for their role in the financial crisis and the more recent rigging of benchmark...
Read MoreCompensation, or the beginning of justice
Compensation, or the beginning of justice October 2013, Oxford While we are having lunch at Eagle and Child, one court back in London is busy deciding how much Shell should pay the thousands of fishermen from the Bodo community...
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