Abstract Recently, Ward and Durrant (2021) utilized the construct of “practice frameworks” to
better organize the important theoretical aspects of two major correctional interventions (ie …

This book examines the connection between sociology and the challenges faced by the
modern military. Military sociology has received little attention in the broader academic …

In this article, we contribute to sociological literatures on morality, professional and
institutional contexts, and morally stigmatized 'dirty work'by emphasizing and exploring how …

Purpose–This paper aims to focus on corruption and misconduct evidenced from local
government investigation reports in Australia, New Zealand and the UK …

In 1959 sociologist C. Wright Mills offered a trenchant critique of empiricist and theoreticist
social science, outlining a strategy for rejecting what he thought had become a mainly …

Most frauds perpetrated by senior managers take longer to uncover than those by other
occupational groups and they steal more. This is a serious problem world-wide. Currently …

This study aims to explain what is meant by ethics in carrying out the profession as a banker,
can be one of the reasons for the profession. For that, we need to understand. Qualitative …

Abstract This article explores Sylvia Clute's book: Beyond Vengeance, Beyond Duality: A
Call for A Compassionate Revolution. Based upon her experiences as a former trial attorney …

Feminist researchers have recently highlighted the need to revive patriarchy as a theoretical
tool in regards to violence against women. Patriarchy is typically considered to be a …

This paper offers a local government perspective on the behavioural factors which can be
the precursors for corruption and misconduct and those factors which can prevent corruption …