Whistleblowing at Work: Tough Choices in Exposing Fraud, Waste, and Abuse on the Job

Myron Peretz Glazer · Terance D. Miethe

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Introduction What Is Whistleblowing and How Do We Study It? Snitching, Changing Work Organizations, and Whistleblowing The Prevalence and the Profile of Whistleblowers Individual and Organizational Consequences of Whistleblowing The Legal Protection of Whistleblowers Case Histories of Six Whistleblowers Strategic Choices and Practical Advice

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