Ethical Leadership and Corporate Social Responsibility in Diversified Business Groups: A Conceptual Model of Asian and Latin America

Purpose: This research provides a brief review which explores theories and concepts in International Business (IB) management, covering global market dynamics, factors influencing foreign direct investment, the role of national culture socially responsible policies, decision-making processes, evolving trends CSR, ethical leadership's relationship with CSR diverse business groups, advancements online communication, simulation games, enterprise systems. Valuable insights for practitioners scholars are provided, illuminating complexities dynamic field management. Design/Methodology/Approach: paper employs methodological approaches, including literature review, qualitative analysis, theoretical modeling, to investigate various aspects IB Through synthesis approach, key themes findings related topic identified. Findings: highlights significance digital platforms delivering consumer value. Cultural differences influence Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) inflows, shaped by host country norms. European SMEs' profitability, conduct, B2B tendencies affected dimensions. Theoretical Implication: analysis reveals impact platforms, cultural differences, on markets international business. It emphasizes leadership, institutional diversity, strategic direction, human rights. Managerial implications strategies include leveraging value creation, assessing agility competencies talent identification, considering socio-cultural context framing victimization experiences, incorporating like corruption, contract enforcement, IP protection, compatibility FDI decisions. Industrial Significant found industry utilizing big data, legal considerations. adaptation crucial initiatives. Ethical leadership as competitive advantage CSR. Originality Value: markets, exploring corporate behavior. introduces novel model Digital Platforms Ecosystems (DPEs). serves valuable resource researchers, policymakers, Business, identifying gaps future studies.