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Internal reviews of tangible or perceived deviant behaviour within the contemporary business sphere typically involve expert individuals and teams drawn from the legal and financial services professions. These specialists, fraud examiners, conduct analytical reviews with a large degree of independence as financial detectives in the private policing aspects of internal investigations within client organisations. Such reviews encompass undertaking forensic or factual evaluations of documents, interviews with whistleblowers and suspects, and other investigative steps.
Petter Gottschalk is Professor in the Department of Leadership and Organizational Behaviour at BI Norwegian Business School. He has published extensively on convenience theory, corporate investigations and white-collar crime.
List of Figures; Introduction; 1. Making Sense of Executive Deviance; 2. JWCCC Research Articles; 3. Facing Harassment Accusations; 4. Whistleblower-Turned-Scapegoat; 5. Revealed by Investigative Journalist; 6. White-Collar Crime Seriousness; 7. Norwegian Innocence Case; 8. Deviance in Social Housing; 9. Municipal Abuse of Funds; 10. Research Council Investigation; Conclusion; Index