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Ethics Training: Impact on Corporate Liability
By Lamar Odom, J.D., Robyn Ferguson, Clarice Golightly-Jenkins, and Ricardo Alarcon, Center for Leadership Studies, Our Lady of the Lake University , The courts have long recognized the doctrine of "respondeat superior" as a legal basis for holding organizations vicariously liable for the conduct of their employees. Employees who engage in unethical behavior literally cost organizations millions of dollars. What can organizations do to avoid such liability? [More] |
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The Comparative Leadership Styles of French and American Presidents
By Patrick Chamorel, George Washington University Is the U.S. unique among large democracies for the impact of personal leadership style on the whole political system? Chamorel compares Greeenstein’s discussion of the leadership styles of the twelve American presidents from FDR to George W. Bush to the leadership styles of the French presidents of the 5th Republic. [More] |
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Leader Rebound: How Successful Managers Bounce Back From the Tests of Adversity
Original publication by Charles R. Stoner and John F. Gilligan Leaders cannot fully avoid adversity. What separates leaders who rebound from adversity from those who do not? [ More ] |
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An Interview with Dr. Chong-Wook Chung
Interview by Adele Bergstrom, CMC '05 Chong-Wook Chung, Korean Ambassador to China from 1996-1998, believes that many tough issues facing China, Korea and the U.S. can be solved through diplomacy. This interview was conducted in April 2003. [ More ] |
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