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SUMMARY: Working Lunch with Alicia Hennig (Stockholm): "Business Ethics and
  Political Reality – A Literature Review“
DESCRIPTION:In 2019\, researchers Lührmann and Lindberg from the field of 
 political sciences proclaimed that a “third wave of autocratization” h
 as arrived. We take this as a starting point to explore to what extent the
  business ethics literature has been so far addressing non-democratic regi
 mes. For this purpose\, we conduct a broad and comprehensive literature re
 view utilizing a quantitative scoping review. We supplement this review wi
 th a more detailed preliminary analysis of a representative subsample of p
 ublications to identify potential research and knowledge gaps and provide 
 directions for future research. \\r\\nAlicia Hennig [https://fh-hwz.ch/de
 /kontakt/dr-alicia-hennig] is a Senior Research Fellow at the Institute fo
 r Security and Development Policy in Stockholm. Her work focuses on busine
 ss ethics and political science\, particularly corporate responsibility in
  authoritarian contexts such as China. She also advises universities and i
 nstitutions on research security related to China and has briefed organiza
 tions including NATO and the FBI.
X-ALT-DESC:<p>In 2019\, researchers Lührmann and Lindberg from the field o
 f political sciences proclaimed that a “third wave of autocratization”
  has arrived. We take this as a starting point to explore to what extent t
 he business ethics literature has been so far addressing non-democratic re
 gimes. For this purpose\, we conduct a broad and comprehensive literature 
 review utilizing a quantitative scoping review. We supplement this review 
 with a more detailed preliminary analysis of a representative subsample of
  publications to identify potential research and knowledge gaps and provid
 e directions for future research.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p><a href="https://fh-hwz.c
 h/de/kontakt/dr-alicia-hennig">Alicia Hennig</a> is a Senior Research Fell
 ow at the Institute for Security and Development Policy in Stockholm. Her 
 work focuses on business ethics and political science\, particularly corpo
 rate responsibility in authoritarian contexts such as China. She also advi
 ses universities and institutions on research security related to China an
 d has briefed organizations including NATO and the FBI.</p>
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