International handbook on whistleblowing research / edited by A.J. Brown, David Lewis, Richard Moberly, Wim Vanderkeckhove.
2014
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Title
International handbook on whistleblowing research / edited by A.J. Brown, David Lewis, Richard Moberly, Wim Vanderkeckhove.
Published
Cheltenham, UK ; Northampton, MA, USA : Edward Elgar, [2014]
Call Number
JF1525.W45 I67 2014
ISBN
9781781006788 (hardback)
1781006784 (hardback)
1781006784 (hardback)
Description
xxiii, 617 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
System Control No.
(OCoLC)884819073
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 531-590) and index.
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Table of Contents
Contributors
vii
Foreword / Terry Morehead Dworkin
xviii
Acknowledgements
xxiii
1.
Whistleblowing, its importance and the state of the research / Richard Moberly
1
pt. I
RESEARCH FUNDAMENTALS
2.
Understandings of whistleblowing: Dilemmas of societal culture / A. J. Brown
37
3.
Outsider `whistleblowers': Conceptualizing and distinguishing `bell-ringing' behavior / P. Janet Near
71
4.
Wrongdoing: Definitions, identification and categorizations / C. Sissel Trygstad
95
5.
Whistleblowing duties / Wim Vandekerckhove
115
6.
On the appropriateness of research design: Intended and actual whistleblowing / Hege Høivik Bye
133
7.
Whistleblowing and power / Jeroen Maesschalck
154
pt. II
ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE AND RESPONSIVENESS
8.
Reporting versus inaction: How much is there, what explains the differences and what to measure / Jane Olsen
177
9.
Motivations for whistleblowing: Personal, private and public interests / Peter Roberts
207
10.
Whistleblowers and suffering / Rodney Smith
230
11.
Going public: Researching external whistleblowing in a new media age / Reeva Lederman
250
12.
`To persons or organizations that may be able to effect action': Whistleblowing recipients / Richard Moberly
273
13.
Managerial responsiveness to whistleblowing: Expanding the research horizon / Eva Tsahuridu
298
pt. III
RESEARCH IN ACTION
14.
Whistleblower protection: A comparative law perspective / Bjorn Fosterling
331
15.
The key to protection: Civil and employment law remedies / Paul Harpur
350
16.
Because they have evidence: Globalizing financial incentives for corporate fraud whistleblowers / M. Frederick Morgan Jr.
381
17.
When it all goes bad: Criminal remedies / John Spencer
405
18.
Whistleblower protection in international governmental organizations / Bea Edwards
430
19.
Whistleblower support in practice: Towards an integrated research model / Jason Zuckerman
457
pt. IV
CONCLUSIONS
20.
Research that whistleblowers want-and what they need / Brian Martin
497
21.
Strategic issues in whistleblowing research / David Lewis
522
Bibliography
531
Index
591