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- Business ethics in new zealand organisations: Views from the middle and lower level managers. [REVIEW]KaziFiozAlam -1999 -Journal of Business Ethics 22 (2):145 - 153.This study is carried out to assess the state of business ethics in New Zealand organisations from the point view of middle and lower level managers. The survey results clearly indicate that companies in New Zealand give low priorities to ethics with other values in the corporate culture. A significant number of respondents also believe that pressures from the top to achieve results and the organisational climate and ruthless competition help create an unethical environment. A greater emphasis on ethical content (...) in the business curricula has been overwhelmingly supported by the respondents. Moreover, the majority of respondents also think that the ethical standard in New Zealand businesses has declined in the past decade.Finally, a number of suggestions have been put forward by the respondents to develop and maintain a high standard of ethical environment. These include mandatory moral/ethical education both in the educational institutions and in commerce and industry, commitment of top management and written and published code of ethics. (shrink)
- Attitudes towards business ethics of business students in malaysia.Kazi FirozAlam -1995 -Journal of Business Ethics 14 (4):309 - 313.The main objective of this paper is to assess the attitude of a group of Malaysian business students towards business ethics. The survey results indicate that the respondents in general are of the opinion that the businesses in Malaysia consider ethics as secondary. A greater emphasis on ethical values in the business curricular has been strongly supported by the respondents. Moreover, the majority of the respondents believe that moral/ethical education and top management attitudes are the most important factors influencing ethical (...) standards in business practices. (shrink)
- Ethics in New Zealand organisations.Kazi FirozAlam -1993 -Journal of Business Ethics 12 (6):433-440.The main objective of this study is to assess the state of business ethics in New Zealand organisations. The survey results suggest that top New Zealand companies give low priorities to ethical values. A number of suggestions have been put forward by the respondents to improve the corporate ethical environment. These include commitment of top management, written and published codes of ethics, comprehensive accounting standards and annual reporting and monitoring and an efficient legal and education system.
- Ethics and accounting education.Kazi FirozAlam -1998 -Teaching Business Ethics 2 (3):261-272.
- Rethinking Nationalism in the Wake of Bangladesh's Uprising.Kazi Huda -2024 -The Daily Star.The author discusses MahfujAlam's viral speech advocating for a shift from Bengali to Bangladeshi nationalism, which is more inclusive and tolerant. The core of Mahfuj's argument is that the reform of the state should begin with the moral reform of individuals, which then extends to societal change. He criticizes the historical application of Bengali nationalism for being exclusionary and contributing to the rise of authoritarianism, suggesting that a reformed secularism within a new nationalist framework could better embrace the (...) diversity of Bangladesh. The author analyzes Mahfuj's perspective, noting its potential oversimplifications and exploring whether a new form of nationalism or a reimagined Bengali nationalism could more effectively address the country's challenges. (shrink)
- Beskonechnost' i Vselennai︠a︡. [Sbornik stateĭ. Red. kollegii︠a︡: V. V. Kazi︠u︡tinskiĭ i dr.].Vadim Vasil'evich Kazi︠U︡Tinskiĭ (ed.) -1969 - Moskva,: "Mysl',".Export citation
Bookmark - Working towards a new psychiatry - neuroscience, technology and the DSM-5.SabinaAlam,Jigisha Patel &James Giordano -2012 -Philosophy, Ethics, and Humanities in Medicine 7:1-.This Editorial introduces the thematic series on 'Toward a New Psychiatry: Philosophical and Ethical Issues in Classification, Diagnosis and Care' http://www.biomedcentral.com/series/newpsychiatry.
- Allama I.I.Kazi on education: addresses and speeches of Allama I.I.Kazi on education on various occasions at University of Sindh.I. I.Kazi -1989 - Karachi, Pakistan: Royal Book Co.. Edited by Abdul Aziz Umrani.
- The Hermit's Hut: Architecture and Asceticism in India.Kazi K. Ashraf -2013 - University of Hawaii Press.The Hermit’s Hut offers an original insight into the profound relationship between architecture and asceticism. Although architecture continually responds to ascetic compulsions, as in its frequent encounter with the question of excess and less, it is typically considered separate from asceticism. In contrast, this innovative book explores the rich and mutual ways in which asceticism and architecture are played out in each other’s practices. The question of asceticism is also considered—as neither a religious discourse nor a specific cultural tradition but (...) as a perennial issue in the practice of culture. The work convincingly traces the influences from early Indian asceticism to Zen Buddhism to the Japanese teahouse—the latter opening the door to modern minimalism. As the book’s title suggests, the protagonist of the narrative is the nondescript hermit’s hut. Relying primarily on Buddhist materials, the author provides a complex narrative that stems from this simple structure, showing how the significance of the hut resonates widely and how the question of dwelling is central to ascetic imagination. In exploring the conjunctions of architecture and asceticism, he breaks new ground by presenting ascetic practice as fundamentally an architectural project, namely the fabrication of a “last” hut. Through the conception of the last hut, he looks at the ascetic challenge of arriving at the edge of civilization and its echoes in the architectural quest for minimalism. The most vivid example comes from a well-known Buddhist text where the Buddha describes the ultimate ascetic moment, or nirvana, in cataclysmic terms using architectural metaphors: “The roof-rafters will be shattered,” the Buddha declares, and the architect will “no longer build the house again.” As the book compellingly shows, the physiological and spiritual transformation of the body is deeply intertwined with the art of building. The Hermit’s Hut weaves together the fields of architecture, anthropology, religion, and philosophy to offer multidisciplinary and historical insights. Written in an engaging and accessible manner, it will appeal to readers with diverse interests and in a variety of disciplines—whether one is interested in the history of ascetic architecture in India, the concept of “home” in ancient India, or the theme of the body as building. (shrink)No categories
- Information Ethics and its Implications for Library and Information Professionals: A Contemporary Analysis.Kazi Mostak Gausul Hoq -2012 -Philosophy and Progress 51 (1).
- Right to Information: The Roles and Contributions of Information Professionals of Bangladesh.Kazi Mostak Gausul Hoq -2013 -Philosophy and Progress 53 (1):43.
- Guru Grantha Shahib: A Model for Interfaith Understanding in Today’s World.Kazi Nurul Islam -forthcoming -Philosophy and Progress:1-14.Though all the religions of the world teach love, preach sympathy for others and encourage man to exercise utmost self-restraint and have most profoundly been a source of inspiration for the highest good of mankind, the world today is torn by conflicts, enmity and religious hatred. In this predicament, a lasting and peaceful society is impossible unless different faiths are understood in their proper perspectives. Therefore, it is necessary that people belonging to different faiths understand each other well. This necessitates (...) a constant dialogue and effort to generate moral and hearty religious thinking. The advocates of all the religions of the world emphasize the importance of certain virtues and moral values. Only these can foster unity and cohesion of mankind. But the moral and religious values cannot be invoked by force. This can be achieved through the exchange of words, kind words, sincere words and loving words that can reach the deepest fathoms of the heart. Philosophy and Progress, Vol#61-62-; No#1-2; Jan-Dec 2017 P 1-14. (shrink)No categories
- Kashshāf-i iṣt̤ilāḥāt-i falsafah: Urdū-Angrezī.Kazi A. Kadir -1994 - [Karachi]: Shuʻbah-yi Taṣnīf o Tālīf o Tarjumah, Karācī Yūnīvarsiṭī, bah ishtirāk-i mālī, Muqtadirah-yi Qaumī Zabān.Export citation Bookmark
- Changing attitudes: Women in brithish literature from the seventeenth to the late nineteenth century.AmberinaKazi -2000 -Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities 40 (1&2):11-21.The history of women's status in British Society is the "story of a quest" a long seemingly endless one. Women seeking a better, more acknowledged life have suffered, then gone forward, then retreated and so on. Women have sought "--- entry into the world, of education, and of growth, including growth in power ---". In this paper I propose to trace the history of the social status of British women from the seventeenth century to the late nineteenth century, as it (...) was reflected in their literature as well as from historical social documents. (shrink)
- The Beginning of a Debate Long Due: Some Observations on ‘Ethnocentrism and Socialist-Feminist Theory’.HamidaKazi -1986 -Feminist Review 22 (1):87-91.No categories
- Post-partition movement of population.Kazi S. Ahmad -1965 - In Karl W. Linsenmann,Proceedings. St. Louis, Lutheran Academy for Scholarship. pp. 3--201.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Unmet need for additional medical care for sick children in mother's view in rural bangladesh: Implications for improving child health services.NurulAlam -2007 -Journal of Biosocial Science 39 (5):769-778.
- Malaysia’s Political Orientation in Diplomatic Neutrality.Kazi Fahmida Farzana &Md Zahurul Haq -2019 -Intellectual Discourse 27 (S I #1):783-798.In practical terms, the word “neutrality” means a policy of avoidinginteractions with nations that are engaged in armed conflict, or of trying tocure war while avoiding their contamination. In Malaysia, politicians andgovernment officials often use expressions such as that Malaysia will continueits stance of neutrality, or that it wants to remain neutral and friendly toeveryone. This study critically examines Malaysia’s stance on diplomaticneutrality, with particular focus on its past and present. It argues that neutralityis used as a political concept to (...) avoid conflict with major powers. Malaysia willremain effectively neutral so long as there is no major outbreak of any war inthe region. It exercises its rights through endurance and avoidance. (shrink)No categories
- Cholinergic and adrenergic control of heart-rate changes in the rabbit.Emmanuel Kazis,S. Duncan &D. A. Powell -1974 -Bulletin of the Psychonomic Society 3 (1):41-43.
- Spontannostʹ i determinizm.V. V. Kazi︠u︡tinskiĭ &M. E. Omelʹi︠a︡novsʹkyĭ (eds.) -2006 - Moskva: Nauka.
- Secularism, Islam and modernity: selected essays ofAlam Khundmiri.ʻĀlam K̲h̲vundmīrī -2001 - Thousand Oaks, Calif.: Sage Publications. Edited by M. T. Ansari.This book uses the writings of SyedAlam Khundmiri to look at issues such as: Islamic traditionalism in the context of meodernization; Islamic theology and politics; and Western and Indian notions of secularism.
- Islamophobia, Race, and Global Politics.NaziaKazi -unknownNo categories
- Die aneignung Von tradition: Koloniole und postkoloniale debatten.JaveedAlam -1999 -Deutsche Zeitschrift für Philosophie 47 (4):617-631.No categories
- Academic Feminism and the Process of De-radicalization: Re-examining the Issues.HamidaKazi &Dawn Currie -1987 -Feminist Review 25 (1):77-98.No categories
- Dialektika--mirovozzrenie i metodologii︠a︡ sovremennogo estestvoznanii︠a︡: trudy III Vsesoi︠u︡znogo soveshchanii︠a︡ po filosofskim voprosam sovremennogo estestvoznanii︠a︡.V. V. Kazi︠u︡tinskiĭ (ed.) -1983 - Moskva: Izd-vo "Nauka".No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Ethics in New Zealand Organizations.F. A.Kazi -1993 -Journal of Business Ethics 12 (6).
- Sartre and God: a study of Jean Paul Sartre's atheistic existentialism.Abdul KadirKazi -1975 - [Karachi]: al-Ilm Agencies : distributed by Library Promotion Bureau, University of Karachi.
- Sovremennai︠a︡ kosmologii︠a︡: filosofskie gorizonty.V. V. Kazi︠u︡tinskiĭ (ed.) -2011 - Moskva: Reabilitat︠s︡ii︠a︡.Export citation Bookmark
- Comparing the Approach of Ibn Hajar al-Asqalānī and Badr ad-Din al-Aynī in the Interpretation of Mukhtalaf al-Hadīth: An Applied Study Through Fath al-Bārī and Umda al-Qārī.Alam Khan -2022 -Ilahiyat Tetkikleri Dergisi 1 (57):11-17.يتناول هذا المقال دراسة موجزة لتأريخ ظهور علم مختلف الحديث والمؤلفات فيه بحيث أنه من أهم أنواع علم الحديث الذي يحتاجه الفقهاء والمحدِّثون في استنباط الأحكام الأصليَّة والفرعيَّة وشرح الأحاديث النَّبويَّة. ويتضمن دراسةً تفصيليَّةً مقارنةً بين منهج الحافظ ابن حجر العسقلاني الشَّافعي (ت 852/1449)، وبدر الدِّين العيني الحنفي (ت 855/1451) في تأويل مختلف الحديث من خلال فتح الباري وعمدة القاري، وقد وضح فيه أن كل منهما تعرض إلى دراسة النُّصوص المتعارضة ظاهرًا في ثنايا شرح أحاديث البخاري وتوسع فيه وأجاد. وبالإضافة (...) قد أُلقي الضوء في هذا المقال على اختلاف المحدِّثين والفقهاء من الأحناف في ترتيب طُرُق التَّوفيق في تأويل مختلف الحديث عامةً، وابن حجر العسقلاني وبدر الدِّين العيني خاصةً، وقد ثَبَت فيه من إيراد الأمثلة التطبيقيَّة من فتح الباري وعمدة القاري أن ابن حجر لا يتوسع في النَّسخ إذا أمكن الجمع بخلاف بدر الدِّين العيني. (shrink)No categories
- Jībana o darṡana.Kazi Mohibbullah -1973No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Free vs hate speech on social media: the Indian perspective.IftikharAlam,Roshan Lal Raina &Faizia Siddiqui -2016 -Journal of Information, Communication and Ethics in Society 14 (4):350-363.The Hon’ble Supreme Court of India, in a landmark judgment, scrapped a draconian law [Section 66 (A)] that gave the police absolute power to put behind bars anybody who was found posting offensive or annoying comments online. This paper aims to examine the take of people on the “Free Speech via Social Media” issue and their attitude towards the way sensitive messages/information are posted, shared and forwarded on social media, especially, Facebook.,The research was carried out on a sample of 200 (...) social media users, all picked up randomly, from five Indian states/Union Territories. Data were collected through a questionnaire, and users were contacted through e-mail. Data collected were analyzed through the Kolmogorov–Smirnov (K-S) Z test.,The findings indicate that hate posts/messages are on the rise, and more and more users are joining in. Besides, prosecution happens only when the aggrieved party is influential or powerful.,The findings of this research give a strong insight into the social media behaviour of users in relation to hate contents/posts. The study establishes the fact that Indian people are in favour of free speech, but with a sense of restraint and responsibility. The work could form the basis for future research on various aspects of hate speech on social media. Researchers could study the trials and prosecutions that have happened over the past few years and whether punishment has acted as a deterrent.,The research is likely to be important for those involved in work on freedom of speech or hate speech through social media. Social networking sites such as Facebook would also get some insights into users’ perception towards free and hate speech mechanism on social media. (shrink)No categories
- Ethical Relation between Physicians and Pharmaceutical Industries in the Perspectives of Bangladesh.ShahinulAlam,Nahiduz Saman,Monsur Hallaj Hallaj,Jahangir UlAlam &Shoaib Momen Majumder -2015 -Bangladesh Journal of Bioethics 6 (1):1-5.Relation between physicians and pharmaceutical industry is required for the benefit of the patient. But it may turn into business and overthrow the patients benefit. The relation might be in question at present and in future. Several questions are flowing in Bangladesh. To solve these queries we have explored the situation in developed and developing countries. The physicians and associations of pharmaceutical industries developed several ethical guidelines in those countries. They have addressed the long lasting issues on gift provided to (...) physician, cash back, sample, industry sponsored scientific meetings, research and hospitality. There are huge restrictions to ensure the right of the patients e.g. limitation of inexpensive gift by the pharmaceuticals, avoiding expensive medicine instead of equally effective low priced medicine. We are lacking behind to protect the patient right properly: regulation, adherence to existing guide line, lack of guidance from statutory bodies. The current scenario is far behind the right of patient. In Bangladesh it is not yet addressed either by professionals or by pharmaceutical associations. It is the immediate need to construct a guide line for physicians and pharmaceutical industry of Bangladesh.Bangladesh Journal of Bioethics 2015 Vol.6 (1):1-5. (shrink)
- Freedom then, now and forever : ethical reflections.EdwardAlam -2022 - In Workineh Kelbessa & Ṭanā Dawo,Philosophical responses to global challenges with African examples: Ethiopian philosophical studies, III. [Washington, District of Columbia]: The Council for Research in Value and Philosophy.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- My Journey as a Witness.ShahidulAlam &Rupert Grey -2012 -Philosophy of Photography 2 (2):297-310.No categories
- Surveillance of Global Corruption by Transparency International: Construction of a ‘Corrupt’ South and ‘Clean’ North Discourse.KhorshedAlam -forthcoming -Philosophy and Progress:49-76.This study looks at how discourses of corruption in Bangladesh are discursively constructed within the official documents of Transparency International (TI), a non-profit organization that monitors corruption worldwide. It explores how an orientalist notion regarding Bangladesh is appropriated in neoliberal global discourse through TI’s corruption surveillance process. A postcolonial analysis of TI’s publications demonstrates a symbiotic relation between orientalism and neoliberalism. TI sets up a binary of ‘corrupt’ global South vs. ‘clean’ global North, reinforcing the uneven power relations between nation-states (...) that can be seen as a neocolonial move for maintaining Western hegemony and enabling neoliberal ideology over non-Western territories. Philosophy and Progress, Vol#67-68; No#1-2; Jan-Dec 2020 P 49-76. (shrink)No categories
- Foucault and Weber on Leadership and the Modern Subject.TahseenKazi -2017 -Foucault Studies 22:153-176.I propose in this paper that Foucault’s interest in parrhesia as a “technique of the self,” particularly in his reading of Cynic parrhesia, can be fruitfully taken as an exemplar for new political thought on leadership. I make my case by comparing parrhesia with Weber’s charisma, which is the only force Weber allows for inserting new valuations into traditional and rational-legal legitimate dominations. I propose that charisma and parrhesia not only share several key characteristics, but express an overabundance of identities. (...) Although it is rarely acknowledged, I propose that this should hardly be surprising given Foucault’s longstanding interest in Weber’s work. Foucault’s governmentality can be productively set next to Weber’s psycho-sociology of modern man, Menschentum, to reveal the parallel courses taken by these two thinkers on the modern predicament. Both share a critical curiosity – one that revolves around Kant’s presentation in “What is Enlightenment?” – about life, and about seeing how we have come to be how we are as a philosophical problem. Yet, even with all of their parallels, particularly on the subject of leadership, the staggering difference between Foucault and Weber is that while Weber approached charisma as a possible therapy to the problem of the Menschentum being unable to derive new valuations from his rational-legal calculations, Foucault approached parrhesia by looking for techniques for confronting disciplined and biopolitical subjects within society with dangerous truths. Whereas conventional wisdom may presume that it is at such points as Weber’s charismatic leadership that Weber and Foucault would part ways, careful study shows that leadership is a point of connection between these two thinkers. (shrink)No categories
- Tradition in India Under Interpretive Stress: Interrogating Its Claims.JaveedAlam -1994 -Thesis Eleven 39 (1):19-38.No categories
- Introduction.Edward J.Alam &William Sweet -2008 -Philosophy, Culture, and Traditions 5:7-10.No categories
- Articulating group differences: A variety of autocentrisms.Alam M. Shahid -2003 -Science and Society 67 (2):205 - 217.
- The Next Challenge for Bangladesh’s 2024 Uprising.Kazi Huda -2024 -E-International Relations.The 2024 uprising in Bangladesh marks a significant victory in the fight against authoritarianism, yet it remains an incomplete revolution. Its true success will hinge on whether it can pave the way for a new political order that reflects the hopes and aspirations of its participants. In this commentary, I draw on Arendt’s concept of natality to explore this pivotal moment, as it emphasizes the need for ongoing creativity, active engagement, and the creation of new possibilities. I argue that Bangladesh’s (...) future will be shaped by the movement’s ability to channel its momentum into building a lasting and visionary political landscape that embodies the collective will of its people. (shrink)No categories
- Bangladesh’s July-August Uprising: A Student Movement That Transcended Quota Reform.Kazi Huda -2024 -Countercurrents.In this commentary, I explain how a student movement evolved from a social movement for quota reform into a political movement demanding regime change. I argue that the key factor enabling this transformation was its ability to unite various factions, which shifted public sentiment from addressing specific grievances to mounting a broader challenge to the regime.
- Index of authors volume 2, 1998/1999.K. F.Alam,W. H. Andrews, Boatright Jr,S. C. Borkowski,S. Borna,V. Brand,G. M. Broekemier,R. I. Brown,M. R. Buckley &R. F. Carroll -1999 -Teaching Business Ethics 2 (445).No categories
- Fifty Years of Human Rights Enforcement in Legal and Political Systems in Bangladesh: Past Controversies and Future Challenges.JobairAlam &Ali Mashraf -2023 -Human Rights Review 24 (1):121-142.This paper provides a synopsis of the human rights enforcement in Bangladesh, which marks its 50 years in 2021 since its independence. After a theoretical background on how human rights are perceived as legal and political instruments, it critically discusses human rights provisions and explores the legal and institutional frameworks on human rights enforcement in Bangladesh—(re)construed in 50 years (1971–2021). Finally, it divulges the controversies in human rights enforcement and a roadmap to address them by making some suggestions: multiple legislative, (...) administrative, and judicial reforms are required to tackle human rights abuses to ensure punishment for the abusers and restitution for the victims. The paper concludes with the notion that the positive will of the relevant stakeholders (legislature, executive, and judiciary) is the key to upholding and protecting the human rights of Bangladeshi citizens. The significance of this paper lies in exploring the complexities associated with the laws and insular national politics, which often debars the enforcement of human rights and crucially compromises Bangladesh’s ability to empower its citizens. (shrink)
- Infant and child mortality in bangladesh: Age-specific effects of previous child's death.NurulAlam &Patricia H. David -1998 -Journal of Biosocial Science 30 (3):333-348.This study examines whether mortality of two adjacent siblings in families is age-specific and is modified by the MCH78, 198590 in the treatment (MCH–FP) and comparison areas. Logistic regression was used to estimate the net effects of survival status of elder siblings on mortality of younger siblings in the neonatal, postneonatal and toddler periods, controlling for birth order, previous birth interval, maternal age, education and religion, household possession of valuable items and sex of the child.
- Encadrer la nuit ou ses professionnels?Thomas O’MielAlam -2023 -Temporalités 37.Cet article propose d’étudier différentes commissions municipales de la vie nocturne à Lille. Depuis les années 2000, ces instances de concertation ont essaimé en France et dans d’autres États européens dans le but d’encadrer le déploiement d’une économie de la fête nocturne. À partir d’une enquête monographique menée depuis 2012, reposant sur des entretiens avec des professionnels de la nuit et des différentes institutions concernées (mairie, préfecture, police), des observations ethnographiques de ces commissions, et une analyse des archives municipales, nous (...) nous proposons d’esquisser une généalogie de ces instances de concertation en mettant de côté la recherche de ses effets sur l’action publique au profit de l’étude de ses usages et _in_ _fine_ de ses fonctions latentes. Notre perspective diachronique nous permet de tester l’hypothèse éliassienne d’une forme de « curialisation » de la vie nocturne. Ces espaces de délibération constituent un moyen pour la mairie de prendre pied dan... (shrink)No categories
- Commodities in Economics: Loving or Hating Complexity.M. ShahidAlam -2016 -Economic Thought 5 (1):1.A review of economic thought since the sixteenth century reveals two streams of economic discourse, dirigisme and laissez-faire. Starting with the mercantilists, dirigiste approaches to economics embrace the real-world complexity of commodities that often differ greatly in attributes that are growth- and rent- augmenting. Most importantly, this means that free trade is likely to be polarising: it concentrates growth- and rent-augmenting commodities in countries that already enjoy a head start in these commodities. Advanced countries, therefore, support laissez-faire, while lagging countries (...) tend to support dirigisme. In order to rationalise their laissez-faire stance, advanced countries began developing a new economic discourse that strips commodities of their complexity. The foundations for this ideological reconstruction of economics were first laid by Adam Smith; this process eventually reached its climax with the neoclassical economists who stripped commodities down to one attribute: their capital intensity. In opposition to this laissez-faire economics, other writers, supportive of the interests of lagging countries, brought complexity back into their economic discourse; they argued that lagging countries had a fighting chance of catching up to advanced economies only by indigenising a growing array of growth- and rent-augmenting commodities. (shrink)
- :Health Colonialism: Urban Wastelands and Hospital Frontiers.EramAlam -2025 -Isis 116 (1):207-208.
- Reflections on the Right to Palliative Care in Bangladesh: Legal Regime Revisited.Md JobairAlam -2013 -Bangladesh Journal of Bioethics 4 (3):25-33.
- The ferromagnetic phase in silmanal.L. M. Castelliz &H. A.Kazi -1971 -Philosophical Magazine 23 (181):43-57.
- Impacts of accountability, integrity, and internal control on organisational value creation: evidence from Malaysian government linked companies.Jamaliah Said,Md MahmudulAlam,Nurazwani Binti Mat Radzi &Mohamad Hafiz Rosli -2020 -International Journal of Business Governance and Ethics 14 (2):206.Credible and well-functioning governance is crucial for the value creation of firms. Recently, private sectors have undergone substantial changes by focusing on good governance as a tool to enhance value, reputation, and image. The primary features of firms with good governance include greater emphasis on accountability practices, proper implementation of a corporate integrity system, and sound internal controls in place to avoid risk and to ensure policy and procedures that are complied. Government linked companies (GLCs) as the backbone of the (...) Malaysian Government have been harshly criticised for not being able to create value(s) despite receiving high priority in the process of getting government projects. Therefore, this study aims to examine the role of good governance systems, which are reflected through accountability systems, corporate integrity systems, and internal control systems towards value creation of Malaysian GLCs. This study collected primary data based on a set of questionnaire survey among 100 GLCs in Malaysia. Based on the regression analysis, this study found that corporate integrity systems and internal control systems were vital elements in ensuring value creation in GLCs. (shrink)
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