The ethical implications of altering public sector accountability models : the case of the Atlanta cheating scandal
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December 2018
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Authors: | Patrick, Barbara ; Plagens, Gregory K. ; Rollins, Aaron ; Evans, Elizabeth |
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Public performance & management review. - Philadelphia, PA : Taylor Francis Group, ISSN 1530-9576, ZDB-ID 2026052-0. - Vol. 41.2018, 3, p. 544-571
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Subject: | accountability | administrative behavior | education | ethical implication | public sector | Ethik | Ethics | Öffentlicher Sektor | Public sector | Öffentliches Rechnungswesen | Public accounting | Unternehmensethik | Business ethics | Wirtschaftsethik | Economic ethics |
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