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Wrongdoing by consultants: an examination of employees' reporting intentions
Journal of Business Ethics
2005 : MAR II, VOL 57:2, p. 121-137
 2005 Ayers, S.
Kaplan, S. E.
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The good auditor - skeptic or wealth accumulator? Ethical lessons learned from the Arthur Andersen debacle
Journal of Business Ethics
2005 : MAR I, VOL 57:1, p. 17-29
 2005 Duska, R.
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Why code of conduct violations go unreported: a conceptual framework to guide intervention and future research
Journal of Business Ethics
2005 : APR (1), VOL. 57:4, p. 327-341
 2005 Nitsch, D.
Baetz, M.
Hughes, J.C.
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Testing drugs on animals: a test case for socially responsible investment
Business Ethics
2005 : APR, VOL 14:2, p. 164-175
 2005 Taylor, R.
71.
Generating managerial commitment and responsibility
European management review
2005 : SPRING, VOL 2:1, p. 48-58
 2005 Roos, J.
Said, R.
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Equality, risk and responsibility: Dworkin on the insurance market
Economy and Society
2005 : AUG, VOL 34:3, p. 451-473
 2005 Armstrong, C.
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Rooted in supervision, branching into management: Continuity and change in the role of first-line manager
Journal of Management Studies
2005 : MAY, VOL 42:3, p. 471-506
 2005 Hales, C.
74.
Feasibility of a responsive business scorecard - a pilot study
Journal of Business Ethics
2004 : DEC I, VOL 55:2, p. 173-186
 2004 Woerd, F. van der
Brink, T. van den
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Industry specific sustainability benchmarks: an ECSF pilot bridging corporate sutainability with social responsible investments
Journal of Business Ethics
2004 : DEC I, VOL 55:2, p. 187-203
 2004 Brink, T. W. M. van den
Woerd, F. van der
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Introduction on the European Corporate Sustainability Framework (ECSF)
Journal of Business Ethics
2004 : DEC I, VOL 55:2, p. 99-113
 2004 Hardjono, T.
Klein, P. de
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