The Ethical Dimension of Leadership in the Programmes of Total Quality Management

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Ginés Santiago Marco Perles
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[1] University of Valencia,Department of Moral and Political Philosophy
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Journal of Business Ethics | 2002年 / 39卷
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continual improvement; ethics; leadership; quality; trust; virtues;
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Total Quality Management (TQM) is an overall management philosophy that includes a set of principles whose application is increasing. In fact, the business world and public institutions, such as hospitals, universities or city councils, are implementing quality programs. However, despite the wide diffusion of TQM, the success rate of this type of initiative is limited and the results, heterogeneous. Academics and professionals are therefore trying to identify the keys that explain the success or failure of this kind of initiative. Different explanations have been given, but most of the literature agrees that managerial commitment, implication and leadership are indispensable elements in a successful implementation of TQM.
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