Splint International Journal Of Professionals
  • Year: 2021
  • Volume: 8
  • Issue: 1

Corruption, religion, and cultural variables

  • Author:
  • Zhi Yang Chan1, Kyuri Kim1, Mikhail Popov1, James Ondracek2, Mohammad Saeed3,, Andy Bertsch2, Khatima Amakaaz1
  • Total Page Count: 26
  • Page Number: 51 to 76

1Researcher, Minot State University, Minot, USA

2Professor, Minot State University, Minot, USA

3Former Professor, Minot State University, Minot, USA

Corresponding Author email id: profsaeed@yahoo.com

Online published on 17 June, 2021.

Abstract

The evolution of globalisation in recent decades has contributed to the growth in relationships and interactions among different countries. These interactions are impacted by the country’s cultural history and the structure of rules and ideologies. As businesses explore the opportunities to expand their operations globally and penetrate new markets, they are faced with many risks and challenges. One major risk that international businesses face is corruption. Throughout this paper, we will address and examine corruption as it pertains to religion and cultural dimensions and capture its economic impacts.

Keywords

Corruption, Globalisation, International business, Religion, Cultural dimensions