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Innovations in Graduate Business Education: The Challenge of Developing Principle-Centered Leaders
In light of the many corporate scandals worldwide in recent years - from Enron and Tyco to Parmalat and ABB - this chapter focuses on the growing need for principle-centered leaders, and the question of what graduate business education programs can and should do to address that need. The chapter rev
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