Overview I

1. Whistleblowing - The State of the ArtThe Role of the Individual, Organisations, The State, The Media, The Law and Civil Society-- Guy Dehn and Richard Calland

2. Bucking the System: Andrew Wilkie and the Difficult Task of the Whistleblower -- Brian Martin

3. The Necessary Illegitimacy of the Whistleblower -- Kim R. Sawyer, Jackie Johnson and Mark Holub

4. Whistleblowing: The Advantages of Self-Regulation -- Andrea Bather and Martin Kelly

5. Whistleblowing and Good Governance Policies for Universities, Government Entities, and Non-profit Organizations -- Tim V. Eaton and Michael D. Akers

6. On Terrorism and Whistle-blowing -- Michael P. Scharf and Colin T. McLaughlin

7. Sarbanes-Oxley Whistleblower Law: Summary and Review -- Debra S. Katz

8. Between A Rock and A Hard Place: The Sarbanes-Oxley Act and its Global Impact -- Paul Lanois

9. Symbols or Substance? Priorities for the Reform of Australian Public Interest Disclosure Legislation -- A J Brown and Paul Latimer

10. The Need for Whistleblowing Legislation in Canada: A Critical Defence -- Jonathan Carson

11. Annexure

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