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Relationships among perceived organizational core values, corporate social responsibility, ethics, and organizational performance outcomes: an empirical study of information technology professionals
Journal of Business Ethics
2010 : MAR III, VOL. 92:3, p. 341-359
 2010 Jin, K.G.
Drozdenko, R.G.
40.
Short-term versus long-term impact of managers: evidence from the football industry
British Journal of Management
2010 : JUN, VOL. 21:2 p. 571-589
 2010 Hughes, M. (et al.)
41.
Leader empowering behaviour: the leader's perspective
British Journal of Management
2010 : SEP, VOL. 21:3 p. 701-716
 2010 Hakimi, N.
Knippenberg, D. van
Giessner, S.
42.
Heroes, villains and 'honourable merchants': narrative change in the German media discourse on corporate governance
Organization
2010 : NOV, VOL. 17:6, p. 767-785
 2010 Hartz, R.
Steger, T.
43.
‘Macho’ managers and organizational heroes: competing masculinities in popular films
Organization
2010 : NOV, VOL. 17:6, p. 659-683
 2010 Panayiotou, A.
44.
Attitudes toward corporate responsibilities in Western Europe and in Central and East Europe
Management International Review
2010 : VOL. 50:3, p. 379-398
 2010 Furrer, O. (et al.)
45.
The role of performance measurement and evaluation in building organizational capabilities and performance
Accounting, Organizations and Society
2010 : OCT, VOL. 35:7, p. 689-706
 2010 Grafton, J.
Lillis, A.M.
Widener, S.K.
46.
Corporate fraud and managers' behavior: evidence from the press
Journal of Business Ethics
2010 : VOL. 95, SUPPL. 2, p. 271-315
 2010 Cohen, J. (et al.)
47.
The role of corruption, culture, and law in investment fund manager fees
Journal of Business Ethics
2010 : VOL. 95, SUPPL. 2, p. 147-172
 2010 Johan, S.A.
Najar, D.
48.
Entrepreneurship, governance and ethics
Journal of Business Ethics
2010 : VOL. 95, SUPPL. 2, p. 117-120
 2010 Cressy, R.
Cumming, D.
Mallin, C. (eds.)
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