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Although there are upright, incorruptible politicians, it is common knowledge that most require help from influential individuals or corporate bodies to get past the preliminary stages of elections.... However, he goes further to point out that the relationship is different when it comes to “legitimate” authority....
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Is the pursuit of corporate non-market/political strategy unethical?... he nation-state institutions also regulate the business behavior in the country.... In global governance, the corporate play active roles to address social and environmental issues and other concerns that are experienced all across the globe.... Also, they take up corporate philanthropy as a part of their strategies.... Business firms use their political and lobbying strategies to influence the political system....
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From the paper "Normative and Instrumental Compliance" it is clear that voluntary adherence to the law has advantages over the one that one is being forced.... If the police force the citizen to abide by the rules of the country, they will use a lot of resources in order to achieve this.... .... ...
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The author of the paper titled "The Study of corporate Crimes: Precepts and Significance" examines the subject matter of corporate criminology, and attempts to understand the criminological precepts and legal concepts associated with corporate crime.... Even as there is an increasing awareness of the financial, human, and social costs of corporate wrongdoings among academics, politicians, social activists, and the public, researchers suggest that there is also a growing appreciation of the difficulties with holding companies accountable for their wrongs....
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White-collar thievery involves the theft of the competition's trade secrets, laundering money, taking kickbacks or bribes, embezzlement of corporate funds, and counterfeiting.... While many theories attempt to explain the causations for crime in general, this discussion centers on corporate criminals and looks at those which fit this type of criminal behavior such as the strain, rational choice, opportunity, self-choice, and the social control theory.... Money, or the lack of, causes strain which leads to delinquent behavior in otherwise law-abiding citizens....
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Another potential boundary in the sphere of influence of corporations on society is that legitimate corporations do not need to be necessarily a socially responsible unit.... "Corporation Power over Society" paper analyzes the role of the corporations and their attitudes as well as powers over society in the contemporary context....
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The paper "UNESCO Funding Crisis " is a great example of a politics case study.... The US government recently announced its decision to cut down funding UNESCO.... This is a move being supported by some EU member states while it attracts conflicting opinions from an equally wide spectrum.... This is due to the Palestinian Authority in the organization, a move the US considers conflicting and ill-intended by the PA....
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These types of powers include legitimate power, expert power, referent power, reward power, and coercive power.... he position of manager in the organizational hierarchy gives them legitimate power over their subordinates.... According to Pfeffer (2011), legitimate power comes from the manager's right to direct employees and supervise them.... Employees are under obligation to the organization to follow the legitimate power of the manager....
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