Análisis de las creencias whistleblower en América Latina
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Tendencias criminales, crimen, Comportamiento, delitos financieros, teoría de la búsqueda de objetivos fundamentadosResumen
La investigación tiene como objetivo identificar las creencias whistleblowers sobre la denuncia de presuntos delitos financieros, segmentados en los contextos hispanoamericano y brasileño. Las entrevistas se prospectaron con 50 profesionales de negocios de 14 países latinoamericanos, utilizando el protocolo de Ajzen (2006) para investigar los determinantes de las creencias de los denunciantes. El análisis de contenido de las respuestas permitió identificar las creencias regionales de los resultados favorables y desfavorables de un informe potencial, los referentes relevantes que se pueden comparar y los controles percibidos que permiten y facilitan u obstaculizan el desempeño del comportamiento de los denunciantes. La evidencia recopilada contribuye a la literatura, las organizaciones y los investigadores criminales, señalando las creencias locales que pueden usarse para influir, medir y predecir el comportamiento local de los denunciantes.
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