There is widespread recognition that organizational culture matters in corporations involved
in systemic crime and wrongdoing. However, we know far less about how to assess and …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to investigate the relationship between perceived
corporate social responsibility (PCSR) and perceived organizational corruption (POC) in a …

Corruption is of central interest to business ethics but its meaning is often assumed to be self-
evident and universal. In this paper we seek to re-politicize and unsettle the dominant …

This study presents an integrated view of private corruption as an organizational issue. Two
separate approaches are exploited aimed at understanding the factors that affect the agent's …

Corporate crimes seem endemic to modern society. Newspapers are filled on a daily basis
with examples of financial manipulation, accounting fraud, food fraud, cartels, bribery, toxic …

With the increasing number of ethical violations reported across the public sector, the
emphasis on ethics and values in governance is on the rise. Corruption is widely accepted …

Government intervention is imperative in the mixed economic system due to market failures,
imperfection, pure public goods, and economic externalities. To this end, we measure the …

This study explores Islamic influences on corporate bribery practices in Indonesia. As the
dominant religion in Indonesia, Islam substantially influences society in everyday life …

Indonesia’ s anti-corruption movement has occupied public discourse within the last two
decades. Various programs have been carried out by the vanguard in eradicating corruption …

Purpose This paper aims to problematize existing conceptualization of corruption by
presenting alternative perspectives on corruption in Indonesia through the lens of …