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The purpose of this memo is to provide you with instructions to complete Response – 3 by
November 24, 2009. This memo includes
· The Case and the Assignment
· Sources
· Assignment Guidelines
· Reference
The Case and the Assignment
You are an engineer who has been a successful corporate manager for a chemical production
company that is now considering going multinational. The current draft plan is to place at least
one production company in Indonesia and Kazakhstan in the next ten years. However, the
company CEO is hesitant to go forward with the draft plan because of his misgivings about
customs and practices in Indonesia and Kazakhstan. He recently read about the Bhopal accident
and shared the information with you and other mid-level managers. He was concerned about the
ethical and legal issues involved if the company places a chemical production plant in either of
these two countries [1]. Although the profit margin would be huge if the company was
successful, the risks are also huge because of different business and cultural practices in these
countries. Your immediate boss has asked you to write a memo to the CEO presenting your
advice of what the company should do and addressing the ethical and legal issues involved in
going multinational.
Sources
You must incorporate references to:
· the documentary, “Bhopal: The Search for Justice”
· the documentary, “Borderline Cases. Environmental matters at the United States-
Mexico Border”
· T. Donaldson’s “The Ethics of Global Risk” (on WebCT)
· Ch. 9 and 10 of C. Harris Jr., M. Pritchard and M. Rabins. Engineering Ethics:
Concepts and cases.
Assignment Guidelines
This memo:
· is worth 20 points
· should be 3-4 pages, typed single spaced, double spaced between paragraphs.
· should be carefully edited
· is due on November 24, 2009
· should comply with IEEE style of citation, both in-text and references
References
[1] D. Murphy-Medley, “Exportation of risk: The case of Bhopal,” Online Ethics Center for
Engineering, National Academy of Engineering, April 7, 2006. [Online]. Available:
http:www. onlineethics.org/CMS/enviro/EECS/Bhopal.aspx.
The purpose of this memo is to provide you with instructions to complete Response – 3 by
November 24, 2009. This memo includes
· The Case and the Assignment
· Sources
· Assignment Guidelines
· Reference
The Case and the Assignment
You are an engineer who has been a successful corporate manager for a chemical production
company that is now considering going multinational. The current draft plan is to place at least
one production company in Indonesia and Kazakhstan in the next ten years. However, the
company CEO is hesitant to go forward with the draft plan because of his misgivings about
customs and practices in Indonesia and Kazakhstan. He recently read about the Bhopal accident
and shared the information with you and other mid-level managers. He was concerned about the
ethical and legal issues involved if the company places a chemical production plant in either of
these two countries [1]. Although the profit margin would be huge if the company was
successful, the risks are also huge because of different business and cultural practices in these
countries. Your immediate boss has asked you to write a memo to the CEO presenting your
advice of what the company should do and addressing the ethical and legal issues involved in
going multinational.
Sources
You must incorporate references to:
· the documentary, “Bhopal: The Search for Justice”
· the documentary, “Borderline Cases. Environmental matters at the United States-
Mexico Border”
· T. Donaldson’s “The Ethics of Global Risk” (on WebCT)
· Ch. 9 and 10 of C. Harris Jr., M. Pritchard and M. Rabins. Engineering Ethics:
Concepts and cases.
Assignment Guidelines
This memo:
· is worth 20 points
· should be 3-4 pages, typed single spaced, double spaced between paragraphs.
· should be carefully edited
· is due on November 24, 2009
· should comply with IEEE style of citation, both in-text and references
References
[1] D. Murphy-Medley, “Exportation of risk: The case of Bhopal,” Online Ethics Center for
Engineering, National Academy of Engineering, April 7, 2006. [Online]. Available:
http:www. onlineethics.org/CMS/enviro/EECS/Bhopal.aspx.
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