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Re-Viewing Organizational Corruption

Blake E. Ashforth, Dennis A. Gioia, Sandra L. Robinson, Linda Klebe Treviño

📖 Academy of Management Review → 📅 2008-07-01 🔗 DOI: 10.5465/amr.2008.32465714

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This special topic forum was designed to stimulate theory development on corruption in organizational life as a systemic and synergistic phenomenon. Given the multiple perspectives and bodies of literature that can be brought to bear on the phenomenon, we introduce the forum with a micro view, macro view, wide view, long view, and deep view of organizational corruption. These views suggest that there is much need for conceptual work that is integrative, interactionist, and processual in nature.

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