control of corruption and to effective democracy, and recognising that the cost of transparency is diminished confidentiality … and privacy. Applies this to the retrieval of the proceeds of corruption, using a case study in Italy to show how a wife …’s complaint about divorce compensation led to the uncovering of corruption involving many politicians. Discusses how codes of …

boundaries of corruption: a structural perspective, a social‐normative perspective, and an organizational‐normative perspective …. It then identified the various ethics positions that could be chosen and particularly focuses on ethical relativism …. Findings – The paper finds that corruption should be considered not only as a social construct, a cultural phenomenon (from a …

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to address issues of corruption and governance for international humanitarian … organisations (such as Red Cross, Greenpeace, the Salvation Army, and Médecins Sans Frontières). Any such corruption may be both an … issue of governance within an organisation as well as an external issue, such as political corruption, with which such …

tax, disappeared, and left his wife left liable for debts. Discusses the ethics of responsibility as they apply to this …

Purpose – To better understand the issues on compliance and ethics in taxation, this paper reviews and discusses the … extant literature with a focus on individual taxpayers. As prior studies mainly provide tax compliance and ethics information … review of literature on compliance and ethics in taxation. The second part of this study provides real‐life perspectives of …

present in the data in which general strain and procedural justice theories are indicated? Third, what ethics and compliance … recommendations can be made from the identified deviance and underlying theories? Findings Results indicate that current ethics and … deviance and ethics and compliance programs in the retail banking industry. Conducting research in specific industries is key …