Corruption and Governance in Asia

Chapter 1 The ‘Oppression’ of Governance?

Chapter 2 The Challenge to Corruption and the International Business Environment

Chapter 3 Poor Corporate Governance, Market Discipline and Cronyism in the 1997 Asian Crisis

Chapter 4 A Two-Stage Model of Cronyism in Organizations: A Cultural View of Governance

Chapter 5 Understanding the Mind of the Chinese: A Historical Perspective

Chapter 6 The Competitive Advantage with Chinese Characteristics — The Sophisticated Choreography of Gift-Giving

Chapter 7 The Economics of Corruption and Cronyism — An Institutional Approach to the Reform of Governance

Chapter 8 Taming the Sokaiya : Can Economic and Corporate Reform Eliminate Extortion in Japan?

Chapter 9 Fighting against Corruption: The Japanese Approach to Reform Corporate Governance

Chapter 10 Singapore’s Anti-Corruption Strategy: Is this Form of Governance Transferable to Other Asian Countries?

Chapter 11 A Human Resource Development Program to Foster Individual Moral Development in Indian Corporations: Aligning Corporate Governance with Natural Law

Chapter 12 Corruption in Asia — A Bottom-up Approach to its Resolution

Chapter 13 Doing the Right Thing: Incorporating the Ethical Imperative into the Sustainable Development Process