Corporate Governance and Business Ethics in the Asia-Pacific Region
研究了亚太地区四个国家（澳大利亚、中国、新加坡、印度）的公司治理与商业伦理关系，强调历史、文化、法律等差异对利益相关者管理和诚信行为的影响，指出全球化虽推动趋同但多样性可能阻碍快速变化。
This article investigates the relation between corporate governance and business ethics in the Asia-Pacific region. It draws on four examples of countries in the region (Australia, China, Singapore, and India), not because they are representative of certain regional characteristics, but as a means of reflecting on the diversity in this region. These countries display pronounced differences in terms of inter alia, historical development, cultural and social factors, legal system, corporate governance model, political system, and economic development. The complex interaction of all these considerations provides the context for corporate governance and business ethics in each of the countries. The article highlights different orientations to stakeholder management and integrity behavior in the boardroom and executives’ offices. Although globalization and financial market hegemony suggests a convergent model is theoretically desirable, this research suggests that the human capacity to protect diversity and enshrine regional and local interests seems likely to inhibit rapid change.