<i>Machiavelli and the Bar</i>: J.J. White as Negotiation Ethics Architect

Reilly, Peter R.

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“…For example, Dalton and Radtke (2013) reported that highly Machiavellian individuals are more selfish, are less caring and show greater tolerance for unethical behavior. Reilly (2009) added that Machiavellian individuals are the most capable of lying without fear and are more persuasive and effective in their lies. Similarly, Christie and Geis (1970) defined the Machiavellian person as one who is antisocial, ignores conventional morality and has weak ideological commitment.…”

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The Machiavellianism of Tunisian accountants and whistleblowing of fraudulent acts

Dammak

Mbarek

Jmal

2022

JFRA

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Purpose This study aims to examine the influence of accounting professionals’ Machiavellian behavior and ethical judgments on their intention to report fraudulent acts and also to examine the moderating effect of Machiavellianism on the relationship between professionals’ ethical judgments and whistleblowing intention, as well as the mediating effect of personal responsibility, personal costs/benefits and the seriousness of the questionable act on this relationship. Design/methodology/approach The data were collected via a survey sent to 201 Tunisian accounting professionals and analyzed using the structural equation method. Findings The results indicate that ethical judgments support the whistleblowing intentions among Tunisian accountants. However, this relationship is affected by Machiavellian behavior that minimizes whistleblowing. Furthermore, the results show that Machiavellianism is negatively associated with whistleblowing intention and has an indirect effect on whistleblowing through perceived personal benefit and the seriousness of the questionable act. Originality/value Examining the ethical ideologies that may affect whistleblowing, including Machiavellianism and ethical judgment, in the Tunisian context contributes to the literature on the accounting profession in the Middle East and North Africa. The results of this study could raise awareness among policymakers and regulators in developing countries, particularly in Tunisia, to value whistleblowing as a mechanism for detecting and controlling organizational misconduct and enact regulations that encourage accounting professionals to report fraudulent acts while protecting them.

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Section: Moderating Effect Of Machiavellianism On the Relationship Be...mentioning

confidence: 99%

The Machiavellianism of Tunisian accountants and whistleblowing of fraudulent acts

Dammak

Mbarek

Jmal

2022

JFRA

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“…considered for e ciently storing hydrogen. [31][32][33] Curved carbon nanostructures are found to be more promising as compared to the planar ones as observed from some ab initio studies. 34 But for practically storing hydrogen molecules, unfortunately, pristine carbon nanosystems are deemed to be chemically inert.…”

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Yttrium decorated fullerene C30 as potential hydrogen storage material: Perspectives from DFT simulations

Paul,

Mane,

Sarkar

et al. 2023

Theor Chem Acc

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Using the density functional theory method, hydrogen storage capacity for Yttrium doped fullerene has been studied. Bonding of Y atom with that of C 30 is due to the charge transfer taking place from the dorbital of the Y atom to the 2p-orbital of the C atom of C 30 . It has been predicted that a single Y atom can adsorb 7 hydrogen molecules, whose binding energy falls within the range as suggested by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). Interaction of hydrogen on the metal is because of the Kubas interaction where charge donation occurs from the metal d-orbital to the hydrogen 1s-orbital and there is also back donation as a result the hydrogen adsorption energy is more than physisorption. However, H atoms in the H 2 molecule is not getting dissociated, only a small elongation of H-H bond in the H 2 molecule is observed. The gravimetric weight percentage for 5 Y atoms loaded fullerene C 30 , with each Y atom adsorbing 7 H 2 molecules is recorded to be 8.060%, higher than the limit of 6.5% by DOE. These ndings suggest Y doped fullerene C 30 may be considered as a potential candidate for hydrogen storage devices.

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Yttrium decorated fullerene C30 as potential hydrogen storage material: Perspectives from DFT simulations

Paul

Mane

Sarkar

et al. 2023

Preprint

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Using the density functional theory method, hydrogen storage capacity for Yttrium doped fullerene has been studied. Bonding of Y atom with that of C30 is due to the charge transfer taking place from the d-orbital of the Y atom to the 2p-orbital of the C atom of C30. It has been predicted that a single Y atom can adsorb 7 hydrogen molecules, whose binding energy falls within the range as suggested by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). Interaction of hydrogen on the metal is because of the Kubas interaction where charge donation occurs from the metal d-orbital to the hydrogen 1s-orbital and there is also back donation as a result the hydrogen adsorption energy is more than physisorption. However, H atoms in the H2 molecule is not getting dissociated, only a small elongation of H-H bond in the H2 molecule is observed. The gravimetric weight percentage for 5 Y atoms loaded fullerene C30, with each Y atom adsorbing 7 H2 molecules is recorded to be 8.060%, higher than the limit of 6.5% by DOE. These findings suggest Y doped fullerene C30 may be considered as a potential candidate for hydrogen storage devices.

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Machiavelli and the Bar: J.J. White as Negotiation Ethics Architect

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The Machiavellianism of Tunisian accountants and whistleblowing of fraudulent acts

The Machiavellianism of Tunisian accountants and whistleblowing of fraudulent acts

Yttrium decorated fullerene C30 as potential hydrogen storage material: Perspectives from DFT simulations

Yttrium decorated fullerene C30 as potential hydrogen storage material: Perspectives from DFT simulations

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