As a result, more and more business leaders in the former Soviet Union have begun adopting Western-style codes of ethical conduct in the workplace that reflect many of the fundamental ethical principles recognized in the West. Article #2 -- Pagano, M. "What are the business ethics of revolution 2.0?"

Independent.co.uk, 13 February 2011.

This article details the tremendous value of modern digital media platforms such as MySpace, FaceBook, and Twitter in connection with the fight for civil rights and fair government on a worldwide basis. In repressive societies, long-established monarchies and other types of dictatorial regimes are able to maintain their control over their populations, largely because there are no opportunities to organize political opposition or civil protests without risking life and limb. However, when very large numbers of people have a means of communicating their concerns, sharing their political criticisms, and (especially) of organizing significant numbers of people in opposition...

Nothing provides a more vivid illustration of the potential power of modern communications media in that regard than the recent overthrow of the Egyptian government and the ongoing overthrow of the government in Libya.
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http://www.themoscowtimes.com/business/article/ethical-business-culture-becoming-codified/431517.html.

Pagano, M. "What are the business ethics of revolution 2.0?" Independent.co.uk, 13

February 2011. Accessed 23 February, 2011 from:

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/comment/margareta-pagano/margareta-pagano-what-are-the-business-ethics-of-revolution-20-2213071.html.