Ethics and Corporate Governance

Stephen D. Potts and Ingrid Lohr Matuszewski

Corporate Governance: An International Review, 2004, vol. 12, issue 2, 177-179

Abstract: The authors draw on wide professional experience to address the recent failures in corporate conduct in the United States, the emerging corrective measures and the increasing public outcry for ethical accountability in organisations and governments. They conclude that it is essential that ethics are integral to the culture of an organization; a superficial grafting on of an ethical code will not effect organizational change or encourage public trust.

Date: 2004
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