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JOEL H. AMERNIC · Russell Craig

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Ethics in Business and Education Leadership and Management in Organizations Corporate Identity and Reputation

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In a post-Enron world, corporate accountability and ethical behaviour have become increasingly important. Joel Amernic and Russell Craig consider the implications of the corporate language of leadership.

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