People are looking far and wide to identify the causes of the financial crisis. I recently described how a failure of policy design was one of the factors that lead to the financial crisis. Another factor that has been discussed widely is the role of business schools in creating the leaders who ostensibly brought on the crisis. Have these universities not fostered a proper sense of accountability and responsibility, and should they be teaching ethics? [...]
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Andrew is a consultant and professor of international management development at the Cranfield University School of Management.
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