Today's top business executives are like celebrities; they are the rock stars of capitalism and a cornerstone of public life. Unfortunately, we tend to think that their leadership is infallible. We never account for the fact that they may err, they can be biased, and it is normal that they have weaknesses and desires that can possibly be malicious. Unfortunately, many corporate empires are falling, taking with them billions of dollars of workers' hard-earned savings. Corporate Dictatorship is one of the first books to focus exclusively on the topic of dictatorships within organisations. The similarities among state leaders and many of today's corporate executives is intriguing -- the way they manage their companies, treat their employees, communicate with investors, and deal with opposition and minority opinions. The book presents analysis and pragmatic governance ideas that prove that ethical leadership can simultaneously coexist with financial and market share leadership.