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| Author: | Ramsay, J. |
| Title: | Corporate hospitality: marketing of a monster? |
| Journal: | Management Decision
1990 : VOL. 28:4, p. 20-22 |
| Index terms: | BUSINESS ETHICS CORPORATE CULTURE UNITED KINGDOM CORRUPTION MANAGERS |
| Language: | eng |
| Abstract: | Recent developments in the United Kingdom corporate hospitality industry are outlined. The progressively more favourable media attention paid to corporate hospitality is assessed and the dangers involved in such developments are discussed. Managers are, through the agency of corporate hospitality, in the forefront of a process of legitimizing corrupt practices. It is not suggested that the suppliers of corporate hospitality services are themselves corrupt; it is the consumers of their products and their customers whose actions are corrupt. Many managers are unaware of their own involvement. It is stressed that standards set by business may influence behaviour in many other parts of society. |
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