Beyond Scandal: Creating a Culture of Accountability in the Catholic Church
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DOI: 10.1007/s10551-016-3217-4
Abstract: Like many corporations, the Catholic Church in the United States and Ireland has tried to move beyond scandal. In this case, the scandal was the failure of church leaders to protect minors from clergy sexual… read more here.
Keywords: beyond scandal; catholic church; codes conduct; culture accountability ... See more keywords
Corruption in the United States and China: codes of conduct vs. crackdowns
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DOI: 10.1007/s10611-019-09848-3
Abstract: Previous research on China’s corruption and its continued, tolerated existence tended to focus on guanxi wang networks (informal gift-giving) and baohu san (protective “umbrellas” from enforcement). This article compares China with the United States and… read more here.
Keywords: corruption united; states china; codes conduct; china codes ... See more keywords
Exploring opportunities for moral disengagement in codes of conduct from the textile industry
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DOI: 10.1504/writr.2018.10015204
Abstract: The purpose of this research is to assess how codes of conducts are outlined and formulated in relation to moral disengagement along the supply chain. The research is focused on the idea that supply chain… read more here.
Keywords: supply chain; moral disengagement; research; codes conduct ... See more keywords