Business education's role in the crisis of corporate confidence

Dennis A. Gioia

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The article presents a speech by Dennis A. Gioia entitled “Business Education's Role in the Crisis of Corporate Confidence.” The speech was given at a 2002 meeting of The Academy of Management, held in Denver, Colorado. Gioia addressed the need to work more at influencing students about business ethics and social responsibility.

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