Our world today has become a global village much faster than many people ever think before; with just one ‘click’, words and news from a corner of a country will reach other parts of the world and...   Read More »

In the real world of management and economics, conditions of supply and demand determine the market. Entrepreneurs and businesses design their activities to create wealth, increase assets, capitalise on investments and make profitable returns. There is a noticeable strategic desire by...   Read More »

Image source: www.vpnsrus.com   Whether or not we accept it, know it or deny it, we now live on a new planet, one in which virtual space and the development and deployment of algorithms and artificial intelligence has an increasing importance. Algorithms are processes...   Read More »

24 January - First UN International Day of Education Very recently, on 3 December 2018, the United Nations General Assembly proclaimed 24 January as the International Day of Education . Initiated by...   Read More »

  Dear Friend,   Every year, the season of Christmas and New Year are celebrated by peoples and families all over the world. People make the effort to unite,...   Read More »

  "Why are you doing this?" a law professor asked me. It was the first day of a four-day training of teachers on ethics in higher education organised by our Globethics.net team at her university in...   Read More »

  In India the Hindu culture addresses the concerns of the heart. They have texts that are 5,000 years old, focused on how to control the heart. The conflict between the heart...   Read More »

  Nigeria has a population of 200 million people and a greater proportion of people in poverty now than India has. The system is broken because of poor leadership, rulers who...   Read More »

The month of October this year is filled with events of the United Nations that focus on the place of Ethics in Action and in Education. The World Teachers Day is celebrated on 5th of October #WorldTeachersDay with the theme - ‘The right to education means the right to qualified teachers'. ...   Read More »

She refused to have sex with her teacher, he refused to sit an exam for his friend, and he resisted earning money from cybercrime. Let me share with you three encouraging real-life stories of three of my students in Africa and Asia who successfully found ways to live with integrity.   Read More »