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There has been widespread adoption of new laws to support new public management. In many countries that have implemented comprehensive and deep reforms, new or amended laws have fundamentally changed the role of the state and the budget processes supporting it. Paradoxically, far-reaching...
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concept and its legitimacy arguments: “Whistleblowing”. Whistleblowing means disclosure of in organization wrong doings to … concerned authorities. In managerial science, detailed studies have been conducted on whistleblowing. Most of them seek what … whistleblowing is (or is not), how it is/should be processed. Beside these subjects, whistleblowing is concerned with legal issues …
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sector tenure, organisational tenure and age), work attitudes (job satisfaction, trust in management, whistleblowing … logistic regressions. It was possible to identify whistleblowers on the basis of individual initiative, whistleblowing … sector whistleblower is most likely to be an ordinary employee making a good faith attempt to stop what they perceived to be …
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The paper has three main objectives. The first of these aims to clarify the term and the motivations behind such actions. The second objective is to circumscribe the identification of the legislative and institutional elements regarding whistle blowing, currently existing in Romania. The third...
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aware of, or accomplice in immoral and/or illegal acts within the organization. Whistle-blowing seems to involve a conflict … between employee loyalty and protection of public interest. In the same time, whistle-blowing can have undesired consequences …
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Much has been written about bystander apathy, which occurs when an outsider (i.e., the bystander) is hesitant to act during a situation that clearly calls for action. However, what about when the individual called to act is an insider? This article asserts that insiders (i.e., players, or...
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A comparison of the neoclassical and the social economics paradigms, showing that the explicit inclusion of values enhances the explanatory value of social economics. This is illustrated by using literary examples to explain the difficulty the competitive model has in providing analyses and...
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