Melding Ethical Behaviors into Leadership Expectations: Seeking to Make the Phrase, "Ethical Leadership" No Longer Necessary

Maureen L. Mackenzie-Ruppel

Melding Ethical Behaviors into Leadership Expectations: Seeking to Make the Phrase, "Ethical Leadership" No Longer Necessary

Maureen L. Mackenzie-Ruppel

School of Business

Research & Scholarship: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution

Abstract

Remember 'E-Commerce'? It was a distinct and emerging discipline. Now E-Commerce concepts are easily integrated into traditional business courses. The term ‘e-commerce,’ seems redundant. YET, we as scholars still maintain a distance between ‘Leadership’ and ‘Ethical Leadership’. When will the phrase, ‘Ethical Leadership,’ fade from the business vernacular as redundant? As scholars, we can study the distinction and seek to meld them so fully that the terms become synonymous. This paper presents an educational path to help leaders see the overlap so that each can develop a personal roadmap to tightly integrate the concepts in to their business practices.

Original language	American English
Title of host publication	Northeast Decision Science Institute (NEDSI)
State	Published - Jun 3 2020

Keywords

Leadership
Ethical leadership
ethical values
educating future leaders
leadership values

Disciplines

Business

Access to Document

https://digitalcommons.molloy.edu/bus_fac/81

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