Enron and World Finance

1. Overview of the Book

1. Overview of the Book
Andrew Cornford

Part 1. Enron: Origins, Character and Failure

2. Enron and Internationally Agreed Principles for Corporate Governance and the Financial Sector
Andrew Cornford

3. A Revisionist View of Enron and the Sudden Death of ‘May’
Frank Partnoy

4. Who Is Who in the World of Financial ‘Swaps’ and Special Purpose Entities
François-Marie Monnet

Part 2. Ethics in Thought and Action

5. An Ethical Diagnosis of the Enron Affair
Etienne Perrot

6. Anonymity: Is a Norm as Good as a Name?
Edward Dommen

7. Spaces for Business Ethics
Domingo Sugranyes Bickel

Part 3. Corporate Governance and Auditing

8. The Demise of Andersen: A Consequence of Corporate Governance Failure in the Context of Major Changes in the Accounting Profession and the Audit Market
Catherine Sauviat

9. Enron et al. and Implications for the Auditing Profession
Anthony Travis

10. Enron Revisited: What Is a Board Member to Do?
Beth Krasna

11. How to Restore Trust in Financial Markets?
Hans J. Blommestein

Part 4. Corporate Culture and Ethics

12. Enron: The Collapse of Corporate Culture
John Dobson

13. Ethics, Courage and Discipline: The Lessons of Enron
Robert C. Kennedy

14. Developing Leadership and Responsibility: No Alternative for Business Schools
Henri-Claude Bettignies

15. Ethics for a Post-Enron America
John R. Boatright

Part 5. Conclusion

16. Enron: Visiting the Immersed Part of the Iceberg
Paul H. Dembinski, Jean-Michel Bonvin

Nyckelord: Business and Management, Accounting/Auditing, Business Strategy/Leadership, Business Ethics, Finance, general