While fraud is generally associated with the business world, this book demonstrates that there is also a good deal of fraud and deception among scientists, writers and philanthropists.
While fraud is generally associated with the business world, this book demonstrates that there is also a good deal of fraud and deception among scientists, writers and philanthropists.
Gerhard Falk is a professor of sociology at Buffalo State College, in Buffalo, New York. He is the author of 22 books and more than 45 journal articles.
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Part 1 Preface Chapter 2 Introduction Part 3 One: Scientific and Academic Fraud Chapter 4 1. Who gets the Credit? Chapter 5 2. Authority Rules Chapter 6 3. Scientific Fraud and Misconduct Chapter 7 4. Fraud in Academe Part 8 Two: Published Fraud Chapter 9 5. Literary Fraud Chapter 10 6. Fraud and Deceit in Journalism and the Media Part 11 Three: Deceitful Friends Chapter 12 7. Religious Fraud and Deceit Chapter 13 8. Charitable Fraud and Deceit Part 14 Postscript: A Sociological Analysis of Fraud Part 15 Bibliography Part 16 Index
Part 1 Preface Chapter 2 Introduction Part 3 One: Scientific and Academic Fraud Chapter 4 1. Who gets the Credit? Chapter 5 2. Authority Rules Chapter 6 3. Scientific Fraud and Misconduct Chapter 7 4. Fraud in Academe Part 8 Two: Published Fraud Chapter 9 5. Literary Fraud Chapter 10 6. Fraud and Deceit in Journalism and the Media Part 11 Three: Deceitful Friends Chapter 12 7. Religious Fraud and Deceit Chapter 13 8. Charitable Fraud and Deceit Part 14 Postscript: A Sociological Analysis of Fraud Part 15 Bibliography Part 16 Index
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