The Moral Codes of Executives: A Watergate-inspired Look at Barnard's Theory of Executive Responsibility

Abstract

Chester Barnard's treatment of the functions of the executive climaxes in his largely neglected consideration of executive morality. A high priority needs to be given to the study of executive morality, in efforts to better understand executive behavior. Barnard provides a promising point of departure.

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