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2. Chang Yung-fa Director of Evergreen. Taiwan. Buddhist 3. Indu Jain Director of the Times Group and Bennett, Coleman. India. Jainism
4. Orji Uzor Kalu Dr Owner SLOK Nigerian Conglomerate. Nigeria. Christianity
Sub-subject - The Principle of Ahimsa Non-Violence and International Business. Syllabus: 1. Introduction to the Jainist and Hindu concept of Ahimsa non-violence
2. Compatibility of Ahimsa principle with the worlds religions 3. Ahimsa as a pillar of the global ethics
4. Ahimsa in thoughts, words, and actions 5. Personalities who have applied the Ahimsa principle non-violence:
1. His Excellency Reem Al Hashimy Minister of State of the United Arab Emirates. Muslim
2. Mahatma Gandhi India. Hinduism 3. Dalai Lama and Aung San Suu Kyi Nobel Prizes. Burma. Buddhism
4. Tawakkol Karman Yemen. Muslim. Nobel Peace Prize. 5. Leo Tolstoy Writer. Russia. Orthodox
6. Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf President of Liberia. Liberia. Christian 7. Henry David Thoreau Philosopher. The United States
8. Albert Schweitzer philosopher and physician, Nobel Peace Prize. Germany. Christian
9. Martin Luther King US. Christian. Nobel Peace Prize. 10. Desmond Tutu South Africa. Christian. Nobel Peace Prize.
6. Ahimsa and business 7. Implications for business and international marketing
8. Analysis of some businesspeople implementing Ahimsa strategies in their companies:
1. Alhaji Aliko Dangote Founder of Dangote group. Nigeria. Muslim 2. Sheikh Mohamed Bin Issa Al Jaber Entrepreneur and philanthropist. Saudi
Arabia. Muslim 3. Anas Sefrioui Founder of the property group Addoha. Morocco. Muslim
4. Cyrus S. Poonawalla Founder of the Serum Institute. India. Zoroastrian
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5. Muhammad Yunus Nobel Prize and Banker. Bangladesh. Muslim 6. Senapathy Gopalakrishnan Founder of Infosys. India. Hindu
7. Reginald Mengi Entrepreneur and philanthropist. Tanzania. Muslim 8. Nusli Wadia Director of Wadia group. India. Zoroastrian
9. Adi Godrej Director of Godrej group. India. Zoroastrian 10. Vladimir Potanin Founder of Interros group. Russia. Orthodox
11. Amancio Ortega Founder of Inditex. Spain. Christian 12. Thomas Monaghan founder of Pizza Hut. The United States. Christian
Sub-subject - Why do we need a global ethics? Syllabus:
1. The necessity of a model of a global ethics 2. Implications of the global ethics on business and globalisation
3. Some cases of Business People who apply models of global ethics: 1. Kiran Mazumdar Founder of Biocom. India. Hindu
2. Azim Premji Founder of Wipro. India. Muslim 3. Srichand Hinduja Founder of the Hinduja group. India. Hindu
4. Kazuo Inamori founder of Kyocera. Japan. Zen Buddhist Monk 5. Bhavarlal Hiralal Jain Director of Jain Irrigation. India. Jain
6. Carlos Slim Founder of Carso Group. Mexico. Christian 7. Bill Gates and Warren Buffet founders of the largest philanthropic initiative:
The Giving Pledge, the United States, Agnostics 4. Final conclusions
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Adaptation of the Master in International Business to the country of the student
The objective of this module is to adapt the Master in International Business MIB Executive
to the country of the student Regional Organisations, Free Trade Agreements... The contents
of the master are adapted to more than 180 countries of Asia, Africa, America, Europe, and
the Middle East.
The adaptation to each country is based on the inclusion on the Master in International Business Foreign Trade, International Marketing and Internationalisation of...
1. Regional Organisations of the country of the student. 1. For example, an Indonesian student will have subjects about the “ASEAN”
ASEAN Economic Community, ASEAN Investment Area, East ASEAN Growth Area BIMP-EAGA, IMT-GT...
2. An Indian student will have subjects about the South Asian Association for
