The Law of Whistleblowing: Cross-Disciplinary, Contextual and Comparative Perspectives
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| 505 | 8 | |a Intro -- Contents -- Protecting Whistleblowers: The Challenges of Developing an Effective Legal Framework -- From Obscurity to Limelight: Whistleblowers' Protection under EU Law -- 1 Introduction: Blowing the Whistle at the Heart of the European Union -- 2 The Role of the European Parliament towards the Adoption of an EU Legal Framework on the Protection of Whistleblowers -- 3 From the Proposal to the Final Text of the Directive on the Protection of Persons Who Report Breaches of Union -- 4 Remarks on the Directive and Its Special Relationship with Criminal Law -- 4.1 The Quest for a Legal Basis -- 4.2 The Material Scope of the Directive -- 4.3 The Definition of Whistleblowers under the EU Directive -- 4.4 Channels for Disclosure -- 4.5 Protection -- 5 Concluding Remarks -- A Decade of Fast-Track Whistleblowing Legislation: The Quest for Effective Protection ofWhistleblowers in Greece -- 1 The Significance of Culture in Enacting and Implementing Whistleblowing Legislation Effectively -- 2 The State of Corruption and Whistleblower Protection in an EU Member State Lacking Dedicated Whistleblowing Legislation -- 2.1 Legislation Aiming at the Protection of Whistleblowers before the Enactment of Dedicated Whistleblowing Legislation: A Scattershot Landscape -- 2.2 Indicative Cases of Major Corruption before the Enactment of Dedicated Whistleblowing Legislation -- 3 Can Corruption Be De-rooted without Dedicated Whistleblowing Legislation? -- 4 "... And Then There Was Light": The Enactment of Dedicated Whistleblowing Legislation in Greece -- 5 The Novartis Scandal in Greece: A Stress-Test for the Greek Whistleblowing Legislation and Culture -- 6 The Efficiency of Whistleblowers' Protection in Greece in View of the Transposition of the EU Directive on the Protection of Whistleblowers -- 6.1 Internal Reporting Channels -- 6.2 External Reporting Channels | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 6.3 Protective Measures against Retaliation -- 7 The Transpositon of the EU Directive on the Protection of Whistleblowers into the Greek Legal Order -- 7.1 Co-competent Public Authorities -- 7.2 Stengthening the Provisions of the EU Directive on the Protection of Whistleblowers -- 7.3 Benefits from the Fast and "Broad-Minded" Transposition of the EU Directive on the Protection of Whistleblowers -- 7.4 The Role of Transparency International-Greece Transposition of the EU Directive on the Protection of Whistleblowers -- 8 The Significance of Culture in Providing Effective Whistleblowing Protection under the Demands of the New Era -- Protecting Whistleblowers in Israel: The Gap between the Law and Its Implementation -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Background -- 3 Israel's Main Laws for Protecting Whistleblowers -- 3.1 Protection of Employees Law -- 3.2 State Comptroller Law -- 4 Criticism against the Protection of Employees Law and State Comptroller Law -- 5 Criminal Laws and Civil-Labour Laws - Complementary Mechanisms -- 5.1 The Criminal Option -- 5.2 Whistleblowers as Crime Victims -- 5.3 Labour Law and Labour-Civil Procedure Option -- 5.4 Structural Advantages of Israeli Labour Courts -- 6 Conclusion: More Is Better Than One -- Whistleblowing and Cooperating Witnesses in Context: The Argentinian Perspective -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The Role of Whistleblowers and Cooperating Witnesses -- 2.1 Witnesses, Whistleblowers and Cooperating Witnesses -- 2.2 The Challenges of Regulating Cooperating Witnesses and Whistleblowers -- 2.3 Leading Case Involving Argentina -- 3 Essential Discussions about Cooperating Witnesses -- 3.1 The Right to a Fair Trial -- 3.2 Self-Incrimination -- 3.3 Equality Right -- 3.4 Due, Regular and Legal Process -- 3.5 Essential Discussions about Whistleblowers -- 3.6 Current Situation in Argentina -- 3.7 Conclusion | |
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| contents | Intro -- Contents -- Protecting Whistleblowers: The Challenges of Developing an Effective Legal Framework -- From Obscurity to Limelight: Whistleblowers' Protection under EU Law -- 1 Introduction: Blowing the Whistle at the Heart of the European Union -- 2 The Role of the European Parliament towards the Adoption of an EU Legal Framework on the Protection of Whistleblowers -- 3 From the Proposal to the Final Text of the Directive on the Protection of Persons Who Report Breaches of Union -- 4 Remarks on the Directive and Its Special Relationship with Criminal Law -- 4.1 The Quest for a Legal Basis -- 4.2 The Material Scope of the Directive -- 4.3 The Definition of Whistleblowers under the EU Directive -- 4.4 Channels for Disclosure -- 4.5 Protection -- 5 Concluding Remarks -- A Decade of Fast-Track Whistleblowing Legislation: The Quest for Effective Protection ofWhistleblowers in Greece -- 1 The Significance of Culture in Enacting and Implementing Whistleblowing Legislation Effectively -- 2 The State of Corruption and Whistleblower Protection in an EU Member State Lacking Dedicated Whistleblowing Legislation -- 2.1 Legislation Aiming at the Protection of Whistleblowers before the Enactment of Dedicated Whistleblowing Legislation: A Scattershot Landscape -- 2.2 Indicative Cases of Major Corruption before the Enactment of Dedicated Whistleblowing Legislation -- 3 Can Corruption Be De-rooted without Dedicated Whistleblowing Legislation? -- 4 "... And Then There Was Light": The Enactment of Dedicated Whistleblowing Legislation in Greece -- 5 The Novartis Scandal in Greece: A Stress-Test for the Greek Whistleblowing Legislation and Culture -- 6 The Efficiency of Whistleblowers' Protection in Greece in View of the Transposition of the EU Directive on the Protection of Whistleblowers -- 6.1 Internal Reporting Channels -- 6.2 External Reporting Channels 6.3 Protective Measures against Retaliation -- 7 The Transpositon of the EU Directive on the Protection of Whistleblowers into the Greek Legal Order -- 7.1 Co-competent Public Authorities -- 7.2 Stengthening the Provisions of the EU Directive on the Protection of Whistleblowers -- 7.3 Benefits from the Fast and "Broad-Minded" Transposition of the EU Directive on the Protection of Whistleblowers -- 7.4 The Role of Transparency International-Greece Transposition of the EU Directive on the Protection of Whistleblowers -- 8 The Significance of Culture in Providing Effective Whistleblowing Protection under the Demands of the New Era -- Protecting Whistleblowers in Israel: The Gap between the Law and Its Implementation -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Background -- 3 Israel's Main Laws for Protecting Whistleblowers -- 3.1 Protection of Employees Law -- 3.2 State Comptroller Law -- 4 Criticism against the Protection of Employees Law and State Comptroller Law -- 5 Criminal Laws and Civil-Labour Laws - Complementary Mechanisms -- 5.1 The Criminal Option -- 5.2 Whistleblowers as Crime Victims -- 5.3 Labour Law and Labour-Civil Procedure Option -- 5.4 Structural Advantages of Israeli Labour Courts -- 6 Conclusion: More Is Better Than One -- Whistleblowing and Cooperating Witnesses in Context: The Argentinian Perspective -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The Role of Whistleblowers and Cooperating Witnesses -- 2.1 Witnesses, Whistleblowers and Cooperating Witnesses -- 2.2 The Challenges of Regulating Cooperating Witnesses and Whistleblowers -- 2.3 Leading Case Involving Argentina -- 3 Essential Discussions about Cooperating Witnesses -- 3.1 The Right to a Fair Trial -- 3.2 Self-Incrimination -- 3.3 Equality Right -- 3.4 Due, Regular and Legal Process -- 3.5 Essential Discussions about Whistleblowers -- 3.6 Current Situation in Argentina -- 3.7 Conclusion |
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| spelling | Mitsilegas, Valsamis Verfasser aut The Law of Whistleblowing Cross-Disciplinary, Contextual and Comparative Perspectives Boston BRILL 2021 ©2022 1 Online-Ressource (108 Seiten) txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Brill Research Perspectives in International Law Ser Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources Intro -- Contents -- Protecting Whistleblowers: The Challenges of Developing an Effective Legal Framework -- From Obscurity to Limelight: Whistleblowers' Protection under EU Law -- 1 Introduction: Blowing the Whistle at the Heart of the European Union -- 2 The Role of the European Parliament towards the Adoption of an EU Legal Framework on the Protection of Whistleblowers -- 3 From the Proposal to the Final Text of the Directive on the Protection of Persons Who Report Breaches of Union -- 4 Remarks on the Directive and Its Special Relationship with Criminal Law -- 4.1 The Quest for a Legal Basis -- 4.2 The Material Scope of the Directive -- 4.3 The Definition of Whistleblowers under the EU Directive -- 4.4 Channels for Disclosure -- 4.5 Protection -- 5 Concluding Remarks -- A Decade of Fast-Track Whistleblowing Legislation: The Quest for Effective Protection ofWhistleblowers in Greece -- 1 The Significance of Culture in Enacting and Implementing Whistleblowing Legislation Effectively -- 2 The State of Corruption and Whistleblower Protection in an EU Member State Lacking Dedicated Whistleblowing Legislation -- 2.1 Legislation Aiming at the Protection of Whistleblowers before the Enactment of Dedicated Whistleblowing Legislation: A Scattershot Landscape -- 2.2 Indicative Cases of Major Corruption before the Enactment of Dedicated Whistleblowing Legislation -- 3 Can Corruption Be De-rooted without Dedicated Whistleblowing Legislation? -- 4 "... And Then There Was Light": The Enactment of Dedicated Whistleblowing Legislation in Greece -- 5 The Novartis Scandal in Greece: A Stress-Test for the Greek Whistleblowing Legislation and Culture -- 6 The Efficiency of Whistleblowers' Protection in Greece in View of the Transposition of the EU Directive on the Protection of Whistleblowers -- 6.1 Internal Reporting Channels -- 6.2 External Reporting Channels 6.3 Protective Measures against Retaliation -- 7 The Transpositon of the EU Directive on the Protection of Whistleblowers into the Greek Legal Order -- 7.1 Co-competent Public Authorities -- 7.2 Stengthening the Provisions of the EU Directive on the Protection of Whistleblowers -- 7.3 Benefits from the Fast and "Broad-Minded" Transposition of the EU Directive on the Protection of Whistleblowers -- 7.4 The Role of Transparency International-Greece Transposition of the EU Directive on the Protection of Whistleblowers -- 8 The Significance of Culture in Providing Effective Whistleblowing Protection under the Demands of the New Era -- Protecting Whistleblowers in Israel: The Gap between the Law and Its Implementation -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Background -- 3 Israel's Main Laws for Protecting Whistleblowers -- 3.1 Protection of Employees Law -- 3.2 State Comptroller Law -- 4 Criticism against the Protection of Employees Law and State Comptroller Law -- 5 Criminal Laws and Civil-Labour Laws - Complementary Mechanisms -- 5.1 The Criminal Option -- 5.2 Whistleblowers as Crime Victims -- 5.3 Labour Law and Labour-Civil Procedure Option -- 5.4 Structural Advantages of Israeli Labour Courts -- 6 Conclusion: More Is Better Than One -- Whistleblowing and Cooperating Witnesses in Context: The Argentinian Perspective -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The Role of Whistleblowers and Cooperating Witnesses -- 2.1 Witnesses, Whistleblowers and Cooperating Witnesses -- 2.2 The Challenges of Regulating Cooperating Witnesses and Whistleblowers -- 2.3 Leading Case Involving Argentina -- 3 Essential Discussions about Cooperating Witnesses -- 3.1 The Right to a Fair Trial -- 3.2 Self-Incrimination -- 3.3 Equality Right -- 3.4 Due, Regular and Legal Process -- 3.5 Essential Discussions about Whistleblowers -- 3.6 Current Situation in Argentina -- 3.7 Conclusion Wortman Jofre, Santiago Sonstige oth Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Mitsilegas, Valsamis The Law of Whistleblowing Boston : BRILL,c2021 9789004459809 |
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