January – June 2018
Letter from the director
Prof Piet Naudé
Academic research is important. However, there is also a need for knowledge that could be applied directly or at least quite smoothly to actual business problems. This requires a translation of theory into practice; it requires a different genre than pure academic language to ensure wider accessibility; and it requires a different form of validation from actual knowledge users instead of collegial peer reviews. This is what USB Management Review is about.
Letter from the editor
Prof Mias De Klerk
It is with great pride that we welcome you to the first edition of USB Management Review. The focus of this publication is leadership integrity. Prof Piet Naudé explores the moral treason that leaders can, and sometimes do, commit. Another article looks at the unconscious motives underlying the rationalisations that transgressors of ethics typically believe will acquit them from guilt, indemnify them, or redeem their corrupt acts. In his article, USB MBA student Jantes Prinsloo investigated the combination of integrity and vulnerability as a filter for good leadership.
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