Accounting for the Public Interest

• Table of ContentsIntroductionList of ContributorsList of ReviewersMonograph PapersSection 1:         Professionalism in Accounting: Myth or Reality?Chapter 1:        Call of Duty: A Framework for Auditors’ Ethical Decisions by Michael K. Shaub and Robert L. BraunChapter 2:        Professionalizing the Tax Accounting Profession: Fulfilling Public-Interest Reporting Responsibilities by Martin Stuebs and Brett WilkinsonChapter 3:        The Bloom is Off the Rose: Deprofessionaliztion in Public Accounting by Timothy J. Fogarty Section 2:         An Ethic of Accountability, Societal Responsibilities, and Accounting for the Public InterestChapter 4:        Taking Pluralism Seriously Within an Ethic of Accountability by Jesse Dillard and Judy BrownChapter 5:        Social and Economic Implications of Increasing Income Inequality: Accountability Concerns by Sue Ravenscroft and Christine A. DenisonChapter 6:        Professionalism, the Public Interest, and Social Accounting by Gordon BoyceSection 3:         Defining the Public Interest in AccountingChapter 7:        Alternative Perspectives on Accounting in the Public Interest by C. Richard BakerChapter 8:        The Public Interest According to the IFAC Framework by Paul F. WilliamsSection 4:         Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental ReportingChapter 9:        Developing Corporate Reporting in the Public Interest: The Question of Mandatory CSR Reporting and the Potential for Its Integration with Financial Reporting by Cynthia Jeffrey and Jon D. PerkinsChapter 10:      Environmental Disclosure as Legitimation: Is it in the Public Interest? by Dennis M. PattenSection 5:         Virtue and Public Interest Considerations of Bribery and Whistle-blowingChapter 11:      Facilitation Payments in International Business Transactions: Law, Accounting and the Public Interest by Cindy DavidsChapter 12:      Whistle-blowing in the Classroom: The Influence of Students’ Perceptions of Whistleblowers

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