Trust, reputation and corporate accountability to stakeholders

Article Abstract:

This article examines communication between corporations and shareholders as part of an effort by business to engage in reputation and trust building. Topics addressed include organizational transparency and how corporations and academics approach the issue of social accounting and performance.

Ethical aspects, Corporate social responsibility, Investor relations, Social accounting

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The role of ethics in fraud prevention: a practitioner's perspective

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This article examines the role of ethics in preventing fraud, focusing on the establishment of a fraud investigation and prevention department in South Africa's Nedcor Bank. Topics addressed include organizational culture, zero-tolerance policies, and control mechanisms.

Africa, Social policy, Corporations

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Fraud and deception: a response to Gedeon Rossouw

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This article presents a response to a lecture by Gedeon Rossouw made at the August 1998 meeting of the Society for Business Ethics. Topics addressed include why fraud occurs in individuals and organizations, and how ethical values can help prevent fraud and deception.

Criticism and interpretation, Rossouw, Gedeon

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