Whistleblowing Around the World Law, Culture And Practice

This book represents a unique North-South-East-West comparative review of the state of whistleblowing around the world. It looks as American, Australian, British, Japanese and South African approaches, focusing on what legislative protection and civil society support is available to whistleblowers in the public interest, how these work, and where they fail in practice. The book contains accounts by four whistleblowers from around the world, including Cape Town and the US. It includes an account by Harry Templeton, the whistleblower on Robert Maxwell's notorious activities at The Mirror Group Newspapers magnet in the UK, and Sherron Watkins, the Enron whistleblower, and legal responses from around the world.Dehn, Guy is the author of 'Whistleblowing Around the World Law, Culture And Practice' with ISBN 9781919798561 and ISBN 1919798560.