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A New Corporate Ethics and Leadership Paradigm for the Age of Creativity
Gerstein, Miriam; Friedman, Hershey H. - 2017
We are no longer an industrial economy characterized by assembly lines; we are now in a knowledge economy where creativity is what matters and the old ways of running a firm simply do not work. This paper discusses a new paradigm for corporate ethics and leadership that includes factors that...
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Culture - The Body/Soul Connector in Negotiation Ethics
Nolan-Haley, Jacqueline M. - 2009
spiritual sphere, ethical principles of professional responsibility distinguish legal negotiations from the morals of the market …, students ignore cultural norms at their peril because ignorance of these norms can derail negotiations. The task for educators …
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Ethical Imperatives of CEOS : Creating the Virtuous Corporation
Friedman, Hershey H. - 2013
Companies that are going to thrive must have a soul. Those that are only concerned with “maximizing shareholder wealth” or “maximizing profit” will find themselves going the way Enron went. CEOs will have to lead the revolution and should be the ones exhorting executives to make...
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The influence of organizational and negotiators’ individual factors on outcomes of dyadic intra-organizational negotiations
Bogacki, Julia Andrea - 2019
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The Impact of Gender on Ethical Work Climates : A Cross-Cultural Comparison of Business School Faculty
Venezia, Gerald; Nti-Osei, Oheneba Ama; Venezia, Chiulien; … - 2017
business faculty in universities based on gender. Most studies involving ethics focus on students or professions outside …
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Negotiating Death : Adr and End of Life Decision-Making
Cohen, I. Glenn - 2020
This Article centers on understanding the current state of end of life decision-making in America and how Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) techniques can help to improve it. In this Article, which was awarded a 2003 Center for Public Resources (CPR) Award of Excellence, I aim to make three...
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Negotiating Across Cultures - The Case of Hungarian Negotiators
Szőke, Júlia - 2020
patterns. The significance of cross-cultural negotiations lies in the fact that many business relationships have already failed … due to the lack of cultural knowledge. Therefore, the paper deals with cross-cultural negotiations in case of Hungarian … in case of cross-cultural business negotiations from the viewpoint of Hungarian negotiators, whereas in the second phase …
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Hungarian Societal Values Through Business Negotiators’ Practices
Tompos, Anikó - 2016
Hungarian culture and, relating to these cultural values, it outlines the concept of distributive and integrative negotiations … region, who routinely take part in business negotiations, are presented, discussed and related to previous results. The …
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A Multi-Dimensional Ethical Approach to Accounting and Reporting Practices
Singh, Ajay Kumar - 2014
Purpose – The purpose of this research is to find out the multi-dimensional ethical approach to accounting and reporting practices going on in India and abroad. What has been the shift in Reporting Practices by Indian companies? What drives the Indian companies to report on the non-financial...
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Towards a characterization of crowdsourcing practices
Schenk, Eric; Guittard, Claude - In: Journal of Innovation Economics n°7 (2011) 1, pp. 93-107
The word Crowdsourcing ?a compound contraction of Crowd and Outsourcing, was used by Howe in order to define outsourcing to the crowd. Beyond cost, benefits for the company can be substantial. It can externalize the risk of failure and it only pays for products or services that meet its...
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