Despite the importance that the media has in regard to influencing people's perceptions of
wrongdoing, organizational scholars have paid little attention to how the media reports …

The challenge of dealing with paradoxes has become a central issue in management and
organization studies. Present research literature is largely inclined to idealize paradoxical …

The health sector consistently appears prominently in surveys of perceived corruption, with
considerable evidence that this has serious adverse consequences for patients. Yet this …

Understanding and Reducing Prison Violence considers both the individual and prison
characteristics associated with violence perpetration and violent victimization among both …

Purpose This paper aims to put forward a definition of corporate social irresponsibility (CSI)
which is relevant to the study of complex organizations and in particular, the multinational …

Although corrupt practices in the supply chain are not rare, this topic seems neglected in the
literature. This could potentially be because a supply chain focused framework is lacking …

Scandals are momentous events with far-reaching consequences for organizations and
society, but we still know relatively little about the contextual conditions that enable them. In …

In this special issue introduction, we briefly describe a variety of research paths researchers
have followed to study the multifaceted phenomenon of corruption. Furthermore, we classify …

What conditions must be present for multinational companies (MNCs) to benefit from
corruption? We argue that corrupt acts by organizations can be profitable if four conditions …

Scandals regularly sweep through organizational fields: they wreak havoc in markets,
vaporize billions of dollars in firm value, bring down giant corporations, get CEOs fired, alter …