July 2011
Intermediate to advanced
137 pages
3h 35m
English
Overview
Most people recognize that Arthur Andersen was a great Firm. For the authors, it was perhaps the greatest. Its fulminating, unexpected and shameful collapse, with the Enron case and ensuing disappearance from the market, leaving a cloud of local professional firms, has left in the collective memory a totally negative image, erasing any earlier merits as if they never existed. After an introductory chapter, that goes briefly through the Arthur Andersen history, the book is organized in three main parts: I. The Seven Columns or Basic Principles of the Andersen Model, II. Turning Principles into Practice and III. The Decomposition of the Model.
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