An alternative approach, sometimes called the public health or “environmental” perspective, tends to focus on formal laws, policies, and practices that affect the production, distribution, sales, and marketing of alcoholic beverages, or formal mechanisms that affect the drinkers themselves, such as drunk driving laws. These prevention programs generally promote policy changes by working through...

A cursory examination of the legal environmental systems of some developing countries lends credibility to the argument that nation states, particularly those of the developing world, cannot be relied upon to pursue environmental objectives beneficial to the global commons. The results of some country studies, for example, Mexico, Chile, and Brazil take this position. R. Findley, in his study o...

Objective: The research involved a board room role-playing exercise in financial decision making that challenged students to take ethically corrective action to overturn a bank CEO’s ethically questionable decisions. Prior to the role-play, some students received training about the dangers of heuristics and others received training in ethical decision making. Background: In group decision makin...

We argue that environmental legislation and regulation of more developed countries reflects significantly their moral values, but in less it differs from values. examined this topic by using the keywords “sustainability” “sustainable development”, studying web pages articles published between 1974 to 2018 Web Science, Scopus Google. Australia, Zimbabwe, Uganda were ranked as top three number Go...