Whistleblowing Policy and Practice, Volume II

Edited by Meghan Van Portfliet () and Arron Phillips ()

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Date: 2025
ISBN: 978-3-031-93170-3
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Chapters in this book:

Ch Chapter 1 Introduction

Meghan Portfliet and Arron Phillips

Ch Chapter 10 The Big Tech Disclosure Lifecycle: Toward a New Research Agenda

Kate Kenny

Ch Chapter 2 Who Is a Whistleblower? Current Debates in Multi-stakeholder Forums on Stretching the Concept

Wim Vandekerckhove

Ch Chapter 3 Who Counts as a Whistleblower? Legal and Academic Debates in France and the United States

Mahaut Fanchini

Ch Chapter 4 Don’t Blow the Whistle!

Brian Martin

Ch Chapter 5 Tangled Motives, Unstated Objectives, and Hazards to the Logic of Whistleblower Regimes: Lessons from Canadian Public Sector Whistleblowing Regimes

Ian Bron

Ch Chapter 6 Internal vs. External Whistleblowing: Doing the Right Thing … in the Right Way

Dimitrios Kafteranis and Stelios Andreadakis

Ch Chapter 7 Advancing a Human Rights Framework Toward Whistleblowing in Human Resource (HR) Strategy and Practice

Catherine Hobby and Elaine Yerby

Ch Chapter 8 Exploring Trade Unions as a Support for Whistleblowers

Arron Phillips

Ch Chapter 9 Coming to the Aid of Whistleblowers: A Typology of Support and Survival Strategies

Ugljesa Radulovic and Tina Uys

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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-93170-3

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