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An expert on management ethics and a former Arthur Andersen partner sheds new light on the questionable practices and attitudes that led to the financial scandals at Enron and other corporations, the accounting fiascos at Global Crossing and WorldCom, and the collapse of the legendary accounting firm.

Formerly the Partner-in-Charge of Ethics and Responsible Business Practices consulting services for Arthur Andersen, <b>BARBARA LEY TOFFLER </b>was on the faculty of the Harvard Business School and now teaches at Columbia University's Business School. She is considered one of the nation's leading experts on management ethics, and has written extensively on the subject and has consulted to over sixty Fortune 500 companies. She lives in the New York area. Winner of a Deadline Club award for Best Business Reporting, <b>JENNIFER REINGOLD</b> has served as management editor at <i>Business Week</i> and senior writer at <i>Fast Company</i>. She writes for national publications such as <i>The New York Times, Inc </i>and<i> Worth</i> and co-authored the <i>Business Week</i> <i>Guide to the Best Business Schools</i> (McGraw-Hill, 1999).