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Blowfield & Murray: Corporate Responsibility

Web exercise 01

Examine the corporate responsibility challenges facing pharmaceutical companies by exploring the example of generic and patented HIV/AIDS treatments:

• Pharmaceutical industry perspective on corporate responsibility - www.responsiblepractice.com/english/insight/ifpma/.

• Corporate responses to AIDS in India - www.eldis.org/go/topics/resource-guides/corporate-responsibility&id=33175&type=Document.

• Global Business Coalition’s materials on the role of business in combating HIV/AIDS - www.businessfightsaids.org.

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