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Aristotle's concepts of happiness, justice, and friendship in the workplace

Aristotle can be considered one of the most complete Greek philosophers and, through the diversity of themes he has approached and debated throughout his life, a true man of Renaissance, despite born at a different time.

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Kant's categorical imperative and corporate responsibility in baby formula marketing

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Immigration and crime rates in Denmark and Middle Eastern source countries

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Socrates' strategy of examining piety through Euthyphro

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Bernard Madoff's fraud scheme and regulatory failures at the SEC

The events surrounding Bernard Madoff, his fraudulent activities and his eventual arrest have highlighted several issues in today's economic and social reality.

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Financial deregulation and mortgage-backed securities in the 2008 crisis

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Parag Khanna's "Second World": competition for influence among superpowers

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Coombs and Holladay's critique of media misrepresentation of public relations

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Deceptive advertising practices and regulatory gaps in marketing

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Criminal profiling as a police practice and constitutional violation

Due process of law is one of the most fundamental concepts in American constitutional law.

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