Business, Ethics and Institutions

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List of Contributors



Foreword



PART I Institutions and Capitalist Development



1 Business, Ethics and Institutions: The Evolution of Turkish Capitalism in a Comparative Perspective



Asli M. Colpan And Geoffrey Jones



2 Institutions and Business Organizations in the Late Ottoman Empire and Early Turkish Republic



Seven Agir



3 Politics and the Development of Capitalism in Turkey



Ayse Bugra



4 Development of Business Groups and Entrepreneurship: The Koc Group in Global Perspective



Asli M. Colpan And Geoffrey Jones



5 Islamic Capitalism and the Rise of Religious-Conservative Big Business



Kristin Fabbe, Umit Ozlale And Efe Murat Balikcioglu



6 Reciprocity in Business-Government Relations: A Comparative Perspective



Patrick Fridenson



Part II Corporate Actors and Public Interest



7 Governance and Social Responsibility in Large Turkish Firms



Burcin Yurtoglu



8 Owners and Salaried Managers in Turkish Family Business Groups



Behlul Usdiken



9 Ethics and Corruption: Contrasting Perspectives of the General Public and Business Community in Turkey



Ali Carkoglu



10 Ethical Business, Corruption and Economic Development in Comparative Perspective



Janet Hunter And Geoffrey Jones



Contributor Biographies



Index

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• História económica
• Teoria e comportamento organizacional
• Gestão e técnicas de gestão
• Ética dos negócios
• Economia política

Stock Price Synchronicity;IMF Stabilization Program;Capitalist Development;Business Group Affiliation;Capitalism;AK Party;Turkish Business History;Business Groups;Business-Government Relations;Turkey EU Relation;Business History;Business Enterprises;Business Enterprise;Diversified Business Group;Corporate Responsibility;Largest Business Group;Ottoman Legacy;Public Administration;Industrial Enterprises;Ceo Duality;Ethical Business;Family Business Groups;Corruption;Government Business Relations;Economic Development;Ceo's Power;social institutions;General Incorporation;ethical foundations;Ceo Commitment;national economic growth;Affiliate Firm;Turkish capitalist development;Firm Level Governance;Cash Flow Rights;Anatolian Tigers;Ceo Position;Conservative Bourgeoisie;Salaried Professional Managers;Salaried Managers;Corporate Governance