Folgen eines komplexen Ph?nomens.Ausgezeichnet mit dem Max-Weber-Preis f?r Wirtschaftsethik 2004.? … and interpretation.Awarded with the Max-Weber-Preis for business ethics in 2004. …

directorships and firm financial performance. Finally, we discuss the implications for boards and those interested in governance …, particularly the need to ensure governance recommendations and guidelines reflect empirical findings. We offer one solution to …

imperatives of economic efficiency, social development and environmentalsustainability. Corporate governance is being imposed by …

Purpose This paper explores the ethical decision making of internal auditors and the impact of corporate governance … element of corporate governance was manipulated to assess its impact on ethical decision making. These were audit committee … positively associated with internal auditors? ethical decision making. However, the strength of other governance mechanisms did …

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to propose a new model of corporate governance that is holistic – incorporating … governance” due to a dearth of research that is context-driven, empirical, and encapsulating the full spectrum of reasons and … factors to illustrate the holistic nature of corporate governance. Second, shareholders and stakeholders are shown to be only …

business ethics glass ceiling. Although the problem of corruption‘s negative impact on economic growth is well documented, this … corporate governance to act as a serious constraint on the business growth of local firms. This previously unidentified barrier …-term coping strategy fosters the glass ceiling constraint that is the subject of this paper. The business ethics glass ceiling is …

Corporate governance and management by values have become vital for organisations in SouthAfrica. Recent allegations of …