The whistleblowers : exposing corruption in government and industry /

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Author / Creator:Glazer, Myron
Imprint:New York : Basic Books, c1989.
Description:xvi, 286 p. ; 24 cm.
Language:English
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/942214
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Other authors / contributors:Glazer, Penina Migdal
ISBN:0465091733 : $19.95
Notes:Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of Contents:
  • Preface
  • Introduction: A New Tradition of Courageous Dissent
  • Chapter 1.. The Beginnings of Ethical Resistance
  • The Battle over Regulation
  • The Rejection of Regulation by Firestone and Hooker Chemical
  • Frank Camps and the Ford Motor Company
  • Industry-Government Collusion
  • Ernest Fitzgerald and the Pentagon
  • The Dangers of Technology
  • The Battle Over Nuclear Power
  • Political Scandal and the Decline of Government Credibility
  • The Vietnam War and the Pentagon Papers
  • The Watergate Scandal
  • Conclusion
  • Chapter 2.. The Legitimation of Public Disclosure
  • Holding the Government and Corporations Accountable
  • Arthur Dale Console and the Pharmaceutical Industry
  • Putting the Senate on Trial: James Boyd, Marjorie Carpenter, and Senator Thomas Dodd
  • Breaking Ranks: Fank Serpico and the New York City Police Force
  • The Development of Public-Interest Groups
  • Protective Legislation
  • Workers in Private Industry
  • Chapter 3.. Professionals as Ethical Resisters
  • Demetrios Basdekas and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission
  • Doctors Stand Together: Mary McAnaw, Betsy Brothers, and the Veterans Administration
  • A Doctor Stands Alone: Grace Pierce and the Ortho Pharmaceutical Corporation
  • Conclusion
  • Chapter 4.. The Power of Belief Systems for Ethical Resisters
  • Religious Belief
  • Bert Berube and the General Services Administration
  • Mark Price and the Department of Education
  • Zalman Magid and the San Diego County Mental Health Center
  • In Defense of Community: Dobie Hatley and the Comanche Peak Nuclear Power Plant
  • Chapter 5.. Retaliation: Management's Effort to Destroy the Ethical Resister
  • The Irony of Retaliation
  • Blacklisting
  • Joseph Rose and the Associated Milk Producers
  • Chuck Atchison and the Comanche Peak Nuclear Plant
  • Dismissal
  • Terry Howard and the Zack Company
  • "Margaret Henderson" and the Disruption of Family Life
  • Transfer
  • Jim Pope and the Federal Aviation Administration
  • Personal Harassment and Sexual Exploitation
  • Billie Pirner Garde and the Census Bureau
  • Conclusion
  • Chapter 6.. Allies in the STruggle: The Press, Legislators, and Public-Interest Groups
  • The Seattle Times and Casey Ruud's Battle with the Hanford Nuclear Reservation
  • Congress versus the Environmental Protection Agency and Dow Chemical
  • California Legislators Pass a Protective Law
  • The Government Accountability Project and Vincent Laubach versus the Department of the Interior
  • Conclusion
  • Chapter 7.. Remaking One's Life: Aftermath of Retaliation
  • Finding a Job
  • Avenue to a New Career
  • Opening a Private Practice
  • "Making Do"
  • Careers Destroyed
  • Maude Devictor and Agent Orange
  • A Survivor: Terry Howard
  • Chapter 8.. The Fight Goes On
  • The Importance of Whistleblowing
  • The Rewards of Heroic Action
  • Leon Bard Versus the Bath Iron Works
  • John Berter Versus the Veterans Administration
  • Protecting Whistleblowers
  • On Taking a Stand
  • Appendix. Who Can Help?
  • Notes
  • Index