Permission to steal : revealing the roots of corporate scandal : an address to my fellow citizens / Lisa H. Newton.
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TextSeries: Blackwell public philosophyPublication details: Malden, MA ; Oxford : Blackwell Pub., 2006.Description: 1 online resource (viii, 105 pages)Content type: - text
- computer
- online resource
- 9780470691014
- 0470691018
- 9781405178617
- 1405178612
- White collar crimes -- United States
- Corporations -- Corrupt practices -- United States
- Corporations -- Moral and ethical aspects
- Corporate culture -- Moral and ethical aspects
- Business ethics -- United States
- Crimes en col blanc -- �Etats-Unis
- Soci�et�es -- Pratiques d�eloyales -- �Etats-Unis
- Soci�et�es -- Aspect moral
- Culture organisationnelle -- Aspect moral
- Morale des affaires -- �Etats-Unis
- TRUE CRIME -- White Collar Crime
- Business ethics
- Corporate culture -- Moral and ethical aspects
- Corporations -- Corrupt practices
- Corporations -- Moral and ethical aspects
- White collar crimes
- United States
- Wirtschaftskriminalit�at
- Korruption
- USA
- 364.16/80973 22
- HV6769 .N49 2006eb
- 85.00
Includes bibliographical references (pages 101-102) and index.
Introduction: The stories -- The world, the flesh, and the devil -- The lethal marriage of ideology and opportunity -- Humility and hope.
American culture applauds those who will do anything to make it to the top. The past decades have seen success redefined in terms of more wealth and power. Citing examples including Enron, Arthur Andersen, and WorldCom, this work explores what went wrong, and advocates a reassessment of what is considered 'good' in corporate America.
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