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This integrating study is based on an Aristotelian-Thomism in exploring ethical decision-making and corporate governance mechanisms to address issues of corporate deviant behaviour, and ultimately, human flourishing. Eight (8) peer-reviewed journal articles analyses the causes of moral failings of corporate governance and ethical decision-making mechanisms, and proposes to address these ethical deficits

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The author is Professor of Business & Professional Ethics based on significant scholarly contributions to the academic literature on an enhanced theory of virtue, virtues as core competencies in ethical decision-making, a stakeholder theory of capitalism, and linking corporate governance with ethics. He holds a Ph.D. in Business Ethics.

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