Corruption as a Source of Government Project Failure in Developing Countries

Related Content

• Research Summary Risk Management, Strategy, Ethics, Sustainability April 2016

  Rethink! Project Stakeholder Management

  By Huemann, Martina | Eskerod, Pernille | Ringhofer, Claudia Based on the research of Martina Huemann, Pernille Eskerod, and Claudia Ringhofer, many projects fail because stakeholders’ expectations and interests are not sufficiently steered and managed. This…

• Conference Paper Ethics, Risk Management, Leadership 5 May 2014

  The leader in the mirror

  By Ethics Member Advisory Group - Project Management Institute PMI's Ethics Member Advisory Group (EMAG) discusses the value of trust as a leadership quality among project managers. When assessing risk, defining uncertainty becomes essential to establishing…

• Conference Paper Risk Management, Ethics, Leadership 29 October 2013

  Great project leadership

  Using the sinking of the Titanic as an example and contrasting it with the story of the Shackleton expedition to Antarctica, this paper describes how project managers can take specific leadership…

• Article Risk Management, Ethics, Governance September 2007

  PM Network

  Owning up

  By Greengard, Samuel Being accountable requires more responsibility than only answering for one's actions. It also involves understanding one's role and abiding by a set of common standards. This paper discusses how…

• Article Program Management, Risk Management, Ethics November 2006

  PM Network

  Doing well by doing good

  By Hildebrand, Carol South Africa is a country long-beseiged by the HIV/AIDS epidemic. This article examines how one South African business--Standard Bank--has implemented an health and testing program to educate its…