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Roland Asare,Abdalla Mahama,Portia Adade Williams,Julius Ahiekpor,Alberta Aryee,Rankine Asaboisement, 1992). The National Businesswomen’s Leadership Association referred to their self-empowerment seminar as, ‘the key to personal success and professional productivity —bring balance, control and confidence to your life’ (NBLA advertisement,1992).

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Ekua Afrakoma Armoo,Satyanarayana Narra,Mutala Mohammed,Essossinam Beguedou,Francis Kemausuorpowerment for employees. Some criteria for thinking about the ethics of empowerment according to its effects on character and the common good are then outlined. Finally, in this chapter, suggestions are put forward regarding the institutionalisation of business in society such that it can operate as

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Zipporah Kyerewaa Asiedu,Satyanarayana Narraresent war with Fortune.”. Boccaccio devotes a large quantity of the . to retailing the struggle. As Pampinea opines, there is no end to such talk of Fortune, which is not surprising “when you pause to consider that she controls all the affairs we unthinkingly call our own, and that consequently it

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