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Corporate Fraud and Corruption: A Holistic Approach to Preventing Financial Crises
Financial Crisis, Fraud, and Corruption
Introduction
A Brief Consideration of the 2007-2008 Financial Crisis
Fraud
The Concept
Examples of Mega Fraud
Consequences of Fraud
The Etiology of Fraud
Characteristics of Fraudsters16
Auditors and Fraud Detection: Easier Said Than Done
Methods Used to Detect Fraud by the Auditors
Accountants Blowing the Whistle
Corruption
The Concept of Corruption
Measuring Corruption
Consequences of Corruption
The Etiology of Corruption
Conclusions
Financial Crisis Prevention Through Regulation
Introduction: Precursors of Financial Crises
The Concept of and Need for Regulation
The Concept of Regulation
The Need for Regulation
Regulating: Ways and Means
Legislative Regulation
Fiduciary Duty
Corporate Governance
Impact of Bad Corporate Governance
Regulating Financial Services/Banks
Banking Regulation in Developing vs Developed Countries
Regulation and Self-Regulation of Accountants and Auditors
Regulation of Politicians
Conclusions
Ensuring Corporate Ethical Behavior
Introduction: New Expectations of Corporations and Converging Concepts
Business Ethics and Human Rights
Explaining Unethical Behavior
Rationalizing and Excusing One’s Unethical Behavior
Gender Differences
Gender and Moral Reasoning
Cultural Factors Impacting Ethical Behavior
Corporate Culture Impacts Employee Behavior
SR, CSR, and Corporate Sustainability
Social Responsibility
CSR: The Concept, Interpretations, and Impact
The CSR Concept
Justifications for CSR
What Drives CSR?
A Typology of CSR
CSR and Ethical Standards
The Impact of CSR: On Financial Performance
The Impact of CSR: On Employees
CSR and the Financial Crisis: Threat or Opportunity?
A Strategic Approach to CSR
CSR in Different Cultures
CSR and Corruption
Ethical Indices
Convergence of CSR, Business Ethics, and CG
Integrating CSR and Anticorruption
Corporate Sustainability
The UN Guide to Corporate Sustainability (CS)
Conclusions
Private and Public Sector Governance
Introduction: Definition of Concepts
CG: The Development of the Concept
Concepts ofCG
Provision for CG Internationally
Leadership
Accountability
Remuneration
Relations with shareholders
Information and Support
Correlates of Good Governance
Board Effectiveness
Benefits ofCG during a Financial Crisis
Public Sector Governance
Fundamentals of Public Sector Governance
Differences in QoG across Countries and Regions in the EU
Conclusions
A Holistic Model of Corruption and Corporate Fraud Prevention
Introduction
Prosecuting Suspects and Punishing the Guilty
Preventative Actions
Deterrence Theory
Restorative Justice
Codes of Conduct
Corporate Governance and Quality of Government
Additional Ways of Preventing Corruption and Corporate Fraud
Transparency in Public Procurement
Civil Society Participation
Political Accountability
Institutional Integrity
Ethics in Curriculum
Moral Responsibility
Conclusions
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