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Ethics Articles
Why You Should Believe Liars When They Say They’re Lying
It’s because a new study shows that people — including liars — are more honest than you think.Researchers from the University of Amsterdam and Ben-Gurion University asked 527 Dutch students—as part of a battery of psychology tests—how often they had told a lie in the...
California: Up in Smoke
There seems to be a haze over government, society and individuals in the debate about whether or not to legalize marijuana. California is on the verge of passing the legalization of marijuana in 2014, but is it the right thing to do for our state? Prohibition can be...
Institute for Enterprise Ethics Partners with Level 3 Communications
Level 3 Communication’s Neil Eckstein Joins Executive Advisory Board DENVER – The University of Denver’s Daniels College of Business today announced that Level 3 Communications will become the Exclusive Communications Partner for its Institute for Enterprise Ethics,...
The Responsible Way
How can a company that manufactured the deadly chemical Agent Orange and is linked to a tainted former nuclear weapons production site now be a leader in corporate responsibility? After setting up a “sustainability council” composed of outside advisers, establishing...
The Best Undergraduate B-Schools for Ethics
As part of the 2013 Best Undergraduate B-Schools ranking, Bloomberg Businessweek asked undergraduate business students from this year’s graduating class to tell us, via an online survey, about their business school experience, from getting in to getting a job. One...
Daniels Fund ethics competition features 8 business schools
Eight of the region’s colleges and schools of business — four of them from Colorado — will take part in The Daniels Fund’s second annual ethics competition. In-state participants in The Daniels Fund Ethics Initiative’s Consortium Case Competition include business...
Building The Base: Lifting Lessons From Obama And Coke To Help Save Snowboarding’s F...
Post-election analysis showed that President Obama was re-elected by reaching out to minority groups—African Americans, Hispanics, Asians, single mothers, gays and lesbians, young-adults, and low-income families. For the snowsports industry, which has flourished by...
Elections Then & Now: Money, Media, & Mudslinging
Daniels College of Business Professor Buie Seawell, Ph.D. provides insight into the issues of money, media, and mudslinging in elections past and present as part of the "Laser Focus: Burning Issues of the 2012 Campaign"series.