Titlebook: What Makes Effective Whistleblowing; Global Comparative S Carmen R. Apaza,Yongjin Chang Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Aut

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Whistleblowing in Brazil,al and economic repercussions not only in . but also in many Latin American countries. This corruption scheme was uncovered by Operation Car Wash (. in Portuguese) in 2014. The Lava Jato operation arouse as a result of an investigation of money laundering initiated in 2008 when . blew the whistle on

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Whistleblowing in Finland,ons of communications privacy, but it also described bad business practices within Sonera’s leadership and numerous failings in management operations and corporate governance challenges. Sonera was partially owned by the government. The case led to several legal proceedings during 2002–2012; the for

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Whistleblowing in Japan: The Case of Masaharu Hamada,boss and internally blew the whistle to an in-house compliance office. After the whistleblowing, he experienced serious retaliations from the company. He filed a lawsuit against the company’s retaliation and won the suit finally. This is a rare case that a whistleblower won a legal battle against an

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Whistleblowing in the Philippines,Php 4 billion or close to US$ 80 million. It was the first time that a sitting president was impeached, detained, charged and eventually convicted. Without the benefit of a solid whistleblowing statute, former Ilocos Sur governor . exposed that Estrada received protection money from the illegal numb

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Summary and Conclusions,ve factors of . (1) Type of whistleblowing, (2) Role of mass media, (3) Documentation of evidence, (4) Retaliation and (5) Legal protection. The results suggest that in the public as well as in the private sector external whistleblowing is effective despite the absence or the presence of an unsuitab

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