Idealism and relativism in ethics: The results of empirical research in seven CEE countries and one North European country

József Poór; Ruth Alas; Sinikka Vanhala; Péter Kollár; Agnes Slavic; Nemanja Berber; Anna Slocinska; Kinga Kerekes; Monica Zaharie; Sonja Ferencikova; Anton Barasic

doi:10.5771/0949-6181-2015-4-484

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- 409–412 Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis 409–412
- 413–414 Guest Editorial Eckhard Dittrich Eckhard Dittrich 413–414
- 415–505 Articles 415–505
  - 415–434 Internationalization of Central and Eastern European companies – theory and its implications in the Slovak IT sector Sonia Ferencikova, Tatiana Hluskova Sonia Ferencikova, Tatiana Hluskova 415–434
  - 435–451 Poland, a workforce in transition: Exploring leadership styles and effectiveness of Polish vs. Western expatriate managers Jacob Eisenberg, Artur Pieczonka, Martin Eisenring, Jacek Mironski Jacob Eisenberg, Artur Pieczonka, Martin Eisenring, Jacek Mironski 435–451
  - 452–483 Impacts of entrepreneurs’ stress and family members on SMEs’ business success in Serbian family-owned firms Marko M. Mihic, Sinisa M. Arsic, Milos Z. Arsic Marko M. Mihic, Sinisa M. Arsic, Milos Z. Arsic 452–483
  - 484–505 Idealism and relativism in ethics: The results of empirical research in seven CEE countries and one North European country József Poór, Ruth Alas, Sinikka Vanhala, Péter Kollár, Agnes Slavic, Nemanja Berber, Anna Slocinska, Kinga Kerekes, Monica Zaharie, Sonja Ferencikova, Anton Barasic József Poór, Ruth Alas, Sinikka Vanhala, Péter Kollár, Agnes Slavic, Nemanja Berber, Anna Slocinska, Kinga Kerekes, Monica Zaharie, Sonja Ferencikova, Anton Barasic 484–505
- 506–536 News/Information 506–536
- 537–538 Contents of JEEMS Vol. 20, 2015 537–538
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JEEMS Journal of East European Management Studies , page 484 - 505

Idealism and relativism in ethics: The results of empirical research in seven CEE countries and one North European country

Autoren

József Poór Ruth Alas Sinikka Vanhala Péter Kollár Agnes Slavic Nemanja Berber Anna Slocinska Kinga Kerekes Monica Zaharie Sonja Ferencikova Anton Barasic

DOI
- doi.org/10.5771/0949-6181-2015-4-484
- ISSN: 0949-6181
- ISSN online: 1862-0019
Abstract

The aim of this paper is to determine the ethical position of respondents in Hungary, Slovakia, Romania, Serbia, Poland, Estonia, Finland and Croatia, and to this end the authors studied the relationship between ethical positions and certain variables (gender, nationality and citizenship). The paper also investigates the relationship of an ethical position to cultural dimensions with the underlying hypothesis that, due to differing national culture and history, ethical positions will differ in these countries. The results obtained may contribute to a better understanding of moral standards in the Central and East European (CEE) business context.
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