IMD-3-1707 © 2006
Strebel, Paul; Meadows, Rebecca
This case relates the instance following the questionable September 2005 publication of 12 cartoons showing Islam and the prophet Muhammad by Denmark's largest-selling everyday paper. It moves up the concern of exactly what reaction would be proper for business worried about the effect the controversy was carrying their company in the Middle East.
Subjects: Ethics; Cultural conflicts; Censorship; Boycotts; Protests; Cartoonists; Freedom of the press
Settings: Denmark; Newspaper; Media; Publishing; ; 2005
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