Forthcoming issue:
no 34-35, Beyond Bretton Wood

Just published:

Ethics in Finance. Surviving the Crisis
n° 33, I 2009

As the financial crisis becomes more obvious, the ethical questions linked to both behaviour, to the mechanisms of and structures of finance are vying for top place on a list of priorities. Be it the question of confidence, methods of remuneration, conflicts of interest of governments defaulting, all these issues have an ethical dimension.

This issue of Finance & the Common Good/Bien Commun includes the texts of the 8 nominees for the 2008-2009 Robin Cosgrove Prize, Ethics in Finance.

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Previous issues:

n° 31-32 Crise ou cata...lyse? [Sommaire]

n° 30 Can Management Survive without Values? [Contents]

n° 28-29 L’Afrique entre tradition éthique et attrait de la finance [Contents]

n° 27 Robin Cosgrove Prize - Ethics in Finance [Contents]

n° 26 Finance plays with sport [Contents]

n° 25 Europe, la microfinance se fait une place [Contents]

 

The bilingual (French and English) review Finance & the Common Good/Bien Common was first published in 1998.

The review is mainly aimed at financial operators who are concerned by the ethical aspects of their activities and want to know how best to use their skills to contribute to the common good (see the Opening Editorial Statement).