Saints or Sinners? Politically connected auditors and their audit quality
A spotlight on Profs Anastasios Elemes, ESSEC, and Jeff Zeyun Chen, Neeley School of Business, and their research into auditors and politics.
Tag Archives: business ethics
Accounting Firms: Can they influence companies’ inherent motivation to be good?
Prof. Qinqin Zheng, School of Management Fudan, researches the relationship and influence between accounting firms and their clients.
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The Three Pillars of Responsible Leadership
Profs. Hari Tsoukas, Adrian Zicari, and Tanusree Jain join forces with a blueprint for responsible leadership in times of crisis.
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Fair Supply Chains and Business Education
Prof. Sheila M. Cannon shares an innovation in education at Trinity Business School: Fair Supply Chains and Business Education.
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Why Business Leaders Need a Moral Compass
In a powerful opinion piece on business leaders, Prof. Hari Tsoukas, Warwick Business School, speaks up for ethics and responsibility.
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The US and China: Perceptions of business ethics re-visited
Although not a full-scale trade war, it might be a phoney trade war period that the US and China have entered into. This is where Prof. Qinqin Zheng’s research on cross-cultural business ethics might come in useful for both sides – before things escalate.
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Shareholder Activism in France: The good, the bad, and the ugly
Shareholder activisim in France. Prof. Viviane de Beaufort looks at the good, the bad, and the downright ugly.
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Responsible Innovation, Part 1
By Prof. Xavier Pavie, Professor at ESSEC Business School, Director of ISIS (Institute for Strategic Innovation & Services) and research associate at the IREPH (Research Institute in Philosophy) – Université Paris […]
