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Toxic leadership and spiritual capital: Japanese organizations in the USA and India
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Management Decision
Management Decision (2025) 63 (12): 4113–4134.
Published: 17 February 2025
...Ashok Ashta; Peter Stokes Purpose The objective of this paper is to contextualize the recently developed process of toxic leadership (PTL) model to international business (IB) intercultural (IC) contexts. This is important because of the potential for cultural conflict to compromise organizational...
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Organisational psychopaths: a ten year update
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Management Decision
Management Decision (2015) 53 (10): 2407–2432.
Published: 16 November 2015
...-planned approach to career success can be explored. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 Global financial crisis Toxic leadership Corporate psychopaths Dark triad Organisational psychopaths Although they may initially look like successful businesspeople (Andrews et al...
