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INSEAD Professors Debate Oath
INSEAD professors give their opinions about the MBA Oath
Professors debate the MBA oath
Two INSEAD professors, Theo Vermaelen and N. Craig Smith, provide a set of well-thought-out perspectives on the MBA Oath.
Vermaelen makes the provocative argument that the Oath actually invites violation of fiduciary duties and ethical standards. Meanwhile, Smith states that the Oath may be one of a number of appropriate responses by business schools to business misconduct.
Both provide different viewpoints on that core MBA Oath dilemma – can the Oath encourage improved behavior?
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