...Mehrbakhsh Nilashi; Rabab Abumalloh; Ooi Keng Boon; Garry Wei-Han Tan; Eugene Cheng-Xi Aw; Tat-Huei Cham Purpose Ethics has a significant impact on the decisions of organizations at all levels. The ethical values related to big data in business organizations have received limited research...

...Elliroma Gardiner; Jonas Debrulle Purpose Across two studies, the current research investigates whether individuals high in maverickism, which incorporates tendencies of creativity, risk-taking, goal-orientation and disruption are likely to make poorer ethical decisions and whether political skill...

... is to examine new directions for diversity scholarship in the context of future of work or advanced technological shifts that are impacting organizations and society. It proposes that both new opportunities and challenges are likely to emerge for individuals and offers considerations around ethics, inequalities...

...Walid ElGammal; Abdul-Nasser El-Kassar; Leila Canaan Messarra Purpose Studies show that corporate governance (CG) and corporate social responsibility (CSR) are driven by ethical practices. The relationships between corporate ethics, CG and CSR have been heavily studied indicating significant...

... and their sub‐dimensions, are also considered. Leadership challenges Global imperatives Ethics Change Crises Leadership strategies Transformation Innovation Decision‐making protocols Leadership Decision making The recent global financial crisis (GFC) is a tangible archetype...

...; to provide a model relating leader virtues to leader outcomes (i.e. ethics, happiness, life satisfaction, and effectiveness); and to propose a program of research. Design/methodology/approach The authors systematically and comprehensively review Aristotelian and Confucian literatures on virtue ethics...

... to fully interpret corruption and its variegated manifestations, and the alleged singularity of the ethics of politicians. Findings Political authorities in liberal democracies are expected to act with the consent of their constituencies and as a consequence of it. Constituencies in turn cannot disown...

... and generalization. Furthermore, a novel methodology in this area has been applied to test the code: “The Experton Theory”. Findings As a consequence, from the review of ethical and deontological codes from franchise associations of 46 countries, some associations' statutes and the laws about franchising in some...

...Rachel McLean; Gill Green; Jo Hilditch; Kate Holmes; Steven Bonner; Eleanor O'Higgins Purpose This paper aims to examine the issue of illegal downloading of music under an ethical lens. Design/methodology/approach The theoretical framework observed was one which included three independent...

... and workers in the economy to develop unique sets of work ethics: particular historical events reinforce or suppress particular elements of culture. Detailed case studies in Korea are used to support the proposition. Findings Based on the case studies in Korea, the paper shows how the country's culture...

... for individual growth and development and a meaningful existence as a member of a community? Drucker's answer lay in a society of well‐managed organizations; federalism was one intellectual and operational pathway to effective management. Management philosophy Ethics Literature Literacy criticism...

...Erwin Rausch; Christie R. Morgan; Palaniappan Thiagarajan Purpose The purpose of this paper is to re‐think the definition of three commonly used terms; discuss links between ethics, common sense and rationality; offer a model integrating these; and present findings regarding the understanding...

...David Lamond; Rocky Dwyer; Osvaldo R. Agatiello Purpose The purpose of this article is to take a look at a new paradigm that is taking shape in an increasingly‐interwoven international system – that of ethical governance. Design/methodology/approach This article uses the literature...

... for the field of international business: the concept of a sustainable global value chain. This has implications for the development of a new research field and for the introduction of some ethical concerns into this field. Practical implications Managers of organizations that participate in sustainable...

... and a clarification of its ethical implications According to Williams (1998 , p. 8): […] the attainment of cooperative objectives requires trust in the sense that dependent parties need some degree of assurance that non‐dependent parties will not defect. However, Gambetta, (1988 , p. 222) suggests...

...David Lamond; Rocky Dwyer; Donald Gates; Peter Steane Purpose The purpose of this paper is to address questions policymakers, working in a global marketplace, might ask about ethical and theological considerations of ambiguities or uncertainties of justice issues in the global markets in which...

...Josie Fisher; Ingrid Bonn Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore the complexities and tensions that international organisations face in managing ethics. Design/methodology/approach Three levels of ethics are identified and discussed in the paper in the context of three international...

..., that can simply be implemented. The following pragmatic definition (Smith and Rayment, 2007 , p. 14) may assist leaders in their inquiry here: Leadership Leadership development Workplace Ethics The world is changing and it is changing fast! Globalisation, information technology...

...A. Adcroft; Anne Marie Fray Purpose The purpose of this paper is to show the difficulty inherent in maintaining long‐term ethical behaviours in organisations. Such ethical behaviours are not always clearly identified in terms of their priorities, and interpretation methods (laws, directives...

... that their displayed behaviours are different to those of a typical criminal psychopath. Clive Roland Boddy can be contacted at: chboddy@tinyonline.co.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 Occupational psychology Organizations Ethics Recent revelations as to the Machiavellian...