• Corpus ID: 57486137

Selected Papers from the International Whistleblowing Research Network Conference Oslo June 2017.

@inproceedings{Lewis2017SelectedPF,
  title={Selected Papers from the International Whistleblowing Research Network Conference Oslo June 2017.},
  author={David Lewis and Wim Vandekerckhove and Brita Bj{\o}rkelo and Syssel Trygstad and Anne Mette {\O}deg{\aa}rd and Elin Svarstad and Caroline C. Hunt and Peter Gallo and Stelios Andreadakis and Angie Ash and Arron Phillips},
  year={2017}
}

• D. Lewis, Wim Vandekerckhove, +8 authors A. Phillips
• Published 2 November 2017
• Business

n June 2009 a conference was held at Middlesex University to mark the fact that whistleblowing legislation had been in force in the UK for a decade. This event included a public lecture and attracted delegates from a range of backgrounds, including academics, legal and management practitioners, trade unionists, whistleblowers and students. At the end of the conference the decision to establish an International Whistleblowing Research Network (IWRN) was taken. People can join this network simply by consenting to their email address being put on a list and used for distribution purposes. At the time of writing, October 2017, there are over 200 members of the network. The current convener of the network is David Lewis who can be contacted via [e-mail].

Following the IWRN conferences in 2011, 2013 and 2015 two Ebooks ‘Whistleblowing and Democratic Values’ and ‘Developments in whistleblowing research 2015’ and a special issue of the E-Journal of International and Comparative Labour Studies were produced. Thus this Ebook, which uses material presented at the June 2017 IWRN conference held in Oslo, maintains the network’s tradition of disseminating papers relevant to research in the field.