Tag Archives: corruption

Making the same political mistakes

Ideology-based politics is in keeping with the 20th Century; today, nations need ideology-free, practical programs Continue reading

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Getting to the crux of corruption

Until Koreans essentially ease up on themselves and learn to be happier with who they are and what they possess, systemic corruption will continue. Continue reading

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EUCCK votes to pack bags

Foreign chambers of commerce having a rough year in S Korea Continue reading

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With Wal-Mart Claims, Greater Attention on a Law

While this clean business movement has hardly eradicated corruption, it has contributed to reducing unethical business behavior. Continue reading

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The Progenitors of Chaebol

A concise history of the chaebol and other Korean corporate entities. Continue reading

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Roller Coaster of Japan’s Olympus Meltdown

Foreign executives hired into Asian corporations are forcing their companies to adhere to international standards. Continue reading

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Samsung’s Lee cracks whip unit

Coyner’s Comment: As one Korean friend commented, “Reading Lee Kun-hee criticizing corruption is like hearing of a notorious philanderer being outraged that his son is having an affair.” Fair statement. Unfortunately, the overall situation is even worse that it appears. … Continue reading

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