The Emperor's Nightingale: Restoring the Integrity of the Corporation

Wiley (1998)
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Robert Monks is the world's most prominent and feared shareholder activist and one of its shrewdest economic and business observers. The Emperor's Nightingale is his major work on the nature of business and management and the challenges facing both those who own and manage corporations and those who work in them.

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