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The role of social defences and organisational structures in facilitating the abuse and maltreatment of older people

Galpin, Diane - In: The Journal of Adult Protection 14 (2012) 5, pp. 229-236

Purpose – This paper aims to develop understanding of the context in which the abuse and maltreatment of older people might proliferate within the health and social care system in the United Kingdom. Drawing on the notion of “social defences” this paper seeks to explore the dual role of...

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Service user abusers

Claydon, Thelma - In: The Journal of Adult Protection 1 (1999) 1, pp. 31-36

Adults can be abused by other clients who are utilising the same care services. This contribution describes how this particular problem could be managed in a variety of service settings. It is also argued that this particular form of abuse has itself been marginalised in work with vulnerable...

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Physical interventions in the management of aggression and violence: legal, professional and ethical considerations

Stirling, Christopher - In: The Journal of Adult Protection 3 (2001) 3, pp. 30-40

The use of physical interventions in the management of aggressive and violent behaviour continues to divide opinion and practice. In learning disability services, it is acknowledged that any physical intervention must be non‐aversive and considered as part of an overall programme which...

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Are we losing trust through technology?

Rich, Michael K. - In: Journal of Business & Industrial Marketing 17 (2002) 2/3, pp. 215-222

The field of marketing has had a history of individuals and organizations attempting short‐term gain through less than ethical means. The advent of the Web and other technological advances has placed powerful resources in the hands of practitioners. Coupled with that power is an acute public...

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An exploratory investigation of the relationship between ethical conflict and salesperson performance

Schwepker, Charles H. - In: Journal of Business & Industrial Marketing 18 (2003) 4/5, pp. 435-446

This paper empirically examines the relationship between salespeople’s ethical conflict and their job performance. Results suggest that ethical conflict, resulting from an incongruence in ethical values between salespeople and their organizations’ top management, has a negative affect on one...

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Culture, personality and morality

Rawwas, Mohammed Y.A. - In: International Marketing Review 18 (2001) 2, pp. 188-211

consumer ethics, this exploratory study classifies ethical beliefs by linking Hofstede’s cultural taxonomy to personality and … ethics. This classification is achieved by comparing ethical judgments of consumers from eight different countries the USA …

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Some important factors underlying ethical decisions of Middle‐Eastern marketers

Mullin Marta, Janet K.; Singhapakdi, Anusorn; Attia, Ashraf - In: International Marketing Review 21 (2004) 1, pp. 53-67

This study analyzes the marketing ethics decision‐making process of Middle‐Eastern marketers. In particular, it … examines the relative influences of ethical perceptions, perceived importance of ethics, and age on ethical intentions of …. Perception of ethical problem and ethical intention were operationalized by means of two marketing ethics scenarios. Age of …

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Ethical segmentation of consumers in developing countries: a comparative analysis

Al‐Khatib, Jamal A.; D'Auria Stanton, Angela; Rawwas, … - In: International Marketing Review 22 (2005) 2, pp. 225-246

Purpose – The purpose of this study is to segment the consumer Gulf market based on actionable and strategy yielding marketing variables (i.e. ethical orientations, trust, opportunisms and Machiavellianism). Design/methodology/approach – Consumers from Saudi Arabia, Oman and Kuwait were...

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Ethics and international marketing

Carrigan, Marylyn; Marinova, Svetla; Szmigin, Isabelle - In: International Marketing Review 22 (2005) 5, pp. 481-493

Purpose – This paper is a general review contextualising the current debate on ethics and international marketing. The … of International Marketing Review focusing on international marketing ethics. Design/methodology/approach – The paper … examines how ethics in international marketing have evolved and progressed towards the current “ethics era” and presents …

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Has the medium (roast) become the message?

Low, William; Davenport, Eileen - In: International Marketing Review 22 (2005) 5, pp. 494-511

Purpose – This paper examines the ethics of marketing both fair trade products and the movement's message of change, as …

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