Business, Society, and Impacts on Indigenous Peoples

Businesses that continue the historical goal of creating capital affect the global ecosystem. These businesses produce modes of globalization that enhance profits while having a direct impact on indigenous people who live as trustees of continents, islands, and archipelagos. They are the human embod...

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Published inThe Debate Over Corporate Social Responsibility
Main Author Breen, Marcus
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published New York, NY Oxford University Press 12.04.2007
Subjects
Business and Management
Business Ethics
Economic Sociology
capital
having
globalization
archipelagos
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Summary:Businesses that continue the historical goal of creating capital affect the global ecosystem. These businesses produce modes of globalization that enhance profits while having a direct impact on indigenous people who live as trustees of continents, islands, and archipelagos. They are the human embodiment of ecosystems. But they are not passive subjects of globalization.
ISBN:9780195178838
0195178831
DOI:10.1093/oso/9780195178838.003.0021