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Introduction PART ONE: GENERAL ISSUES Whistleblowing - Gerald Vinten Fact and Fiction: An Introductory Discussion Whistleblowers as Corporate Safety Net - Marlene Winfield The Registrar in the John Lewis Partnership plc - Pauline Graham Corporate Conscience What Does It Mean to Be a Committed Employee? - Christopher Mabey and Carolyn Hooker Codes of Ethics and Whistleblowing - George C S Benson PART TWO: PROFESSIONAL PERSPECTIVES US Law, Whistleblower Protection and the Office of the Special Counsel - Bruce D Fong Whistleblowing in English Law - Michael Cover and Gordon Humphreys Whistleblowing Management Accountants - Michael K Shaub and James F Brown Jr A U S View Enough is Enough - Gerald Vinten An Employer's View - The Pink Affair PART THREE: PERSONAL PERSPECTIVES Official Secrecy - Robin Robison Civil Servants, Secrecy and the Defence of the Realm Charles Robertson - Alan Lovell and Charles Robertson In the Eye of the Storm Academic Whistleblowing on the Beat - Simon Holdaway The Policeman's Lot
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