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ETHICAL LEADERSHIP: STUDENT PERCEPTIONS OF EXERCISING ETHICAL INFLUENCE IN ORGANIZATION

2014

Today’s rapidly changing economic and social environment requires reconsideration of leadership issues, a special attention paying to ethical issues that are an integral part of socially responsible business. There are numerous studies on the subject matter of ethical leadership but until now the matter of developing business students’ ethical leadership competences has been hardly touched. This is one of the gaps to be filled if we want to speak about the Europe of knowledge at all. The purpose of the present study is twofold: to summarize the previous research in the field of ethical leadership and to research Latvian business students’ perception of ethical leadership. Hence the tasks of…

Power (social and political)Ethical leadershipComputingMilieux_THECOMPUTINGPROFESSIONNeuroleadershipServant leadershipEngineering ethicsSociologyBusiness ethicsShared leadershipSocial psychologySocial responsibilityReferent powerEuropean Integration Studies
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Market orientation: an antecedent to the industrial manufacturer's power

2004

This study looks at the relationships between the market orientation of the manufacturer and the sources of his or her power over the distributor. The effect these power bases have on the distributor's satisfaction with the relationship is also analysed. The aricle offers the results of a study, conducted in the ceramic tile sector in Spain, aimed at measuring the market orientation of manufacturers, their power bases as perceived by their distributors, and the latter's satisfaction with the relationship. The results show that manufacturers' market orientation has a positive effect on their reward power but not on their referent power, nor on their power of coercion. However, the reward, ex…

MarketingPower (social and political)Antecedent (grammar)Power overMarket orientationDistributorCoercionBusinessMarketingReferentReferent powerEuropean Journal of Marketing
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