Ethical preferences for influencing superiors: A 41-society study

  • David A. RALSTON
  • , Carolyn P. EGRI
  • , María Teresa DE LA GARZA CARRANZA
  • , Prem RAMBURUTH
  • , Jane TERPSTRA-TONG
  • , Andre A. PEKERTI
  • , Ilya GIRSON
  • , Harald HERRIG
  • , Marina DABIC
  • , Moureen TANG
  • , Paulina WAN
  • , Philip HALLINGER
  • , Ian PALMER
  • , Detelin S. ELENKOV
  • , Olivier FURRER
  • , Vojko V. POTOCAN
  • , Florian V. WANGENHEIM
  • , Isabelle MAIGNAN
  • , Pamela L. PERREWÉ
  • , Ana Maria ROSSI
    • Tomasz LENARTOWICZ, Donna E. LEDGERWOOD, Ruth C. MAY, Mark J. WEBER, Jorge C. JESUINO, Ping Ping FU, Irina NAOUMOVA, Tania CASADO, Liesl RIDDLE, Malika RICHARDS, Arif N. BUTT, Wade M. DANIS, Francisco B. CASTRO, Jaime RUIZ-GUTIÉRREZ, Laurie P. MILTON, Mahfooz A. ANSARI, David M. BROCK, Narasimhan SRINIVASAN, Arunas STARKUS, Tevfik DALGIC, Fidel LEÓN-DARDER, Hung Vu THANH, Yong Lin MOON, Ho Beng CHIA, Min Hsun CHRISTINE KUO, Mario MOLTENI, Maria KANGASNIEMI, Kamel MELLAHI, Alan WALLACE

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