Teaching Global Ethical Standards: A Case and Strategy for Broadening the Accounting Ethics Curriculum

Tweedie, Dale; Dyball, Maria Cadiz; Hazelton, James; Wright, Sue

doi:10.1007/s10551-012-1364-9

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“…The findings of Marques & Azevedo-Pereira (2009) also stressed the importance of ethical education as the "predictor"of ethical behaviour. However, it is important for the course to include ethical traditions and practices varying between countries Tweedie et al (2013) and cultures. Kara et al (2016) also confirm the high importance of ethical sensitivity being developed via ethical education.…”

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Addressing Ethical Matters in Ukrainian Accounting Practice

Zhatkin¹,

Gurvitš²,

Strouhal³

2017

Economics &Amp; Sociology

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Addressing Ethical Matters in Ukrainian Accounting Practice

Zhatkin¹,

Gurvitš²,

Strouhal³

2017

Economics &Amp; Sociology

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“…They don't accept such matters as part of their teaching responsibility in their already full curricula. Despite such matters belonging at the heart of business decision making processes, many educators exclude them from their teaching programs (Tweedie et al, 2013).…”

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“…Programmes which promote a 'deep' learning experience in accounting practice are required. Such programmes should be: interpretive, critical and analytical (Tweedie et al, 2013).…”

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“…Employees at Enron and other energy companies developed highly favourable pricing methodologies to record 'gains' on energy derivatives (Young & Annisette, 2009). By contrast, both Aristotelian and Confucian traditions are sceptical -if not hostile -towards actions motivated by commercial gain (Tweedie et al, 2013). Such traditions question the extent to which action motivated by commercial gain is beneficial to either the individual or society (ibid).…”

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Alerting corporate leaders: the need for ethical deliberation and sustainability

Sharma¹,

Kelly²

2016

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“…Following the research of Jin, Drozdenko and DeLoughy (2013), Dzuranin, Shortridge and Smith (2013), Tweedie, Dyball, Hazelton and Wright (2013), Thornton (2012), Gaa (2010), we sought to analyse the opinions of the respondents concerning accounting practices and their ethical consequences, with the subsequent hypothesis being constructed:…”

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Ethics of Business Organizations: The Basis for Their Sustainability

Almeida¹

2014

JMS

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The strengthening of the process of the regulation of accounting and auditing, as well as the improvement of the structures of corporate governance, aims, fundamentally, to involve the various professionals that work in business organizations in a global process whose principal objective is to provide more ethical and responsible accountability practices. Hence, encouraging ethical stances is crucial in seeking to overcome the present financial crisis, and in preventing and changing the paradigm of the business model of capitalist society: the ethical principles related to the business environment should be assumed by all those intervening in the process of accountability. In this context, the goal of this research is to ascertain whether, among professionals working in this field in Portugal, there exists an appropriate perception of behaviour and ethical attitudes, and whether there is control and promotion of these attributes. In particular, we seek to locate significant associations between the responses to the questions raised, and to do this, we use, among other statistical instruments, Spearman's correlation coefficient. The results obtained reveal certain specific characteristics of the groups questioned.

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Teaching Global Ethical Standards: A Case and Strategy for Broadening the Accounting Ethics Curriculum

Cited by 33 publications

References 47 publications

Addressing Ethical Matters in Ukrainian Accounting Practice

Addressing Ethical Matters in Ukrainian Accounting Practice

Alerting corporate leaders: the need for ethical deliberation and sustainability

Ethics of Business Organizations: The Basis for Their Sustainability

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