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THE ETHICS OF PROFESSIONAL SKEPTICISM IN PUBLIC ACCOUNTING: HOW THE AUDITOR-CLIENT RELATIONSHIP IMPACTS OBJECTIVITY
(Georgetown University, 2012)
The public accounting industry is most critically defined by the relationship between auditor and client. Historically, the investing public has relied upon audited financial statements when making investment decisions ...
AVOIDING CONFLICT OVER LAND AND WATER RESOURCES IN THE 21ST CENTURY: SCIENTIFIC, SOCIOLOGICAL, ECONOMIC, LEGAL AND ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS
(Georgetown University, 2011)
AVOIDING CONFLICT OVER LAND AND WATER RESOURCES IN THE 21ST CENTURY:
Corporate Stewardship: The "Buck" Stops with the Board
(Georgetown University, 2015)
For-profit and nonprofit corporate governance is more alike than it is different. Although chief executive officers and executive directors are usually the public face of an individual corporation, legally and structurally, ...
The Theological Nature of Work and Wealth as the Basis of Contributive Justice and the Moral Foundation for a New Social Contract
(Georgetown University, 2020)
This thesis synthesizes a Catholic theological understanding of work and the responsibilities of wealth. This understanding serves as the conceptual basis for understanding an emerging dimension of justice called contributive ...