Sounding the alarm: Occurrences of fraud in nonprofit community sport organizations
Katie E. Misener,
Lisa A. Kihl,
Pamela Wicker
et al.
Abstract:This study examines the prevalence of fraud occurrences in community sport organizations (CSOs) and compares the organizational characteristics of CSOs that have and have not experienced fraud. The empirical analysis relies on online survey data gathered in Canada, the United States, Australia, and Germany (n = 1256). Respondents were asked if organizational fraud had occurred in their CSO in the last ten years. In the full sample, 12.2% of organizations had experienced some type of fraud. The results showed o… Show more
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