Leadership, ethics and modalities of power

Conference Contribution ResearchOnline@JCU
Ahonen, Pasi;Case, Peter;Knights, David
Peter Case
Abstract

[Extract] The first decade of this century has witnessed a plethora of failures in leadership with varying consequences. Amidst the various scandals and crises, increases in top management and key specialist pay and bonuses have continued to rise in ways that, it could be argued, are far from justified by corporate performance1. Such inequities, as well as the apparent offloading of losses onto the taxpayers through bank bailouts, have made organizational and leadership ethics issues of significant public interest.

Journal

N/A

Publication Name

28th EGOS Colloquium

Volume

N/A

ISBN/ISSN

N/A

Edition

N/A

Issue

N/A

Pages Count

11

Location

Helsinki, Finland

Publisher

Aalto School of Economics and Hanken School of Economics

Publisher Url

N/A

Publisher Location

Finland

Publish Date

N/A

Url

N/A

Date

N/A

EISSN

N/A

DOI

N/A