andadherence to its code of ethics are largelyvoluntary. …Contents -- Abstracts & keywords -- The IMA code of ethics and IMA members' ethical perception and judgment -- The … empirical analysis of the likelihood of detecting fraud in New Zealand -- The OECD Convention and bribery in international …

The story of business ethics would seem to be a tale of horses, deckchairs, Molotovs and ostriches. There is little … evidence that the growth in organisational codes of ethics (OCoE) in recent years has had much effect on organisational … ethics experience so closely parallels. The theme here is that business ethics and social responsibility have failed to “root …

fraud literature to develop two distinct models relating to employee fraud and the quality of internal control procedures … between perceptions of organizational justice and employee fraud. The second model indicates that ICP quality is significantly … relating to employee fraud will need to pay greater attention to organizational factors that affect both perceptions of justice …

fraud literature to develop two distinct models relating to employee fraud and the quality of internal control procedures … between perceptions of organizational justice and employee fraud. The second model indicates that ICP quality is significantly … relating to employee fraud will need to pay greater attention to organizational factors that affect both perceptions of justice …

Proposes a new model for fraud detection that goes beyond internal accounting controls. Historically, internal and … opportunity for fraud or illegal acts to occur. Corporate culture provides a more holistic and comprehensive view of the overall … estimate that the annual cost of fraud exceeds $100 billion. Recognizes the economic impact of fraud and the historical …