1st Edition
Dishonesty, Liability and the Law Exploring the Moral Importance of Context
Introduction - Sotirios Santatzoglou, Anthony Wrigley, and Martin Wasik
Part A: Dishonesty Test and Context
Chapter. 1 - What is dishonesty and who decides?
Emily Finch
Chapter. 2 - Excuses and the objective approaches to dishonesty: From Ghosh/Hayes to Ivey/Barton with a reference to commercial context considerations
Sotirios Santatzoglou
Chapter. 3 - Theft, Fraud and Dishonesty: A Comparison between English Law and Chinese Law
Bo Wang
Chapter. 4 - How Bad Was That? Some Thoughts on Gauging the Depth of Dishonesty
Martin Wasik
Part B: Dishonesty in Public Life and Private Dealings
Chapter. 5 - Political Dishonesty, Democracy, and the Rationales of the Majority Rule
Yossi Nehushtan and Beatriz Flügel Assad
Chapter. 6 - Dishonesty and Young People’s Liability: The Case of Academic Misconduct
Mark Telford and Rose Tempowski
Chapter. 7 - Dishonest Sporting Governance? Reflections on Amateur Sport, Insurance and Liability
James Brown
Chapter. 8 - Privacy Preserving Lies
Tsachi Keren-Paz
Part C: Dishonesty in the Healthcare Context
Chapter. 9 - Dishonesty, Context, and Virtue Ethics: The Importance of Embedding Moral Theory in the Law of Dishonesty
Anthony Wrigley
Chapter. 10 - Ethical reflections on the Ivey test for dishonesty and its implications for the professional regulation of doctors
Jonathan A. Hughes
Chapter. 11 - Why do Nurses Lie? A version of the truth
Ruth Westerby
Chapter. 12 - Investigating dishonesty within the maternity and neonatal clinical setting
Sarah Lewis and Joanne Cookson
Biography
Sotirios Santatzoglou, Lecturer in the Law School of Keele University, UK
Martin Wasik, Emeritus Professor of Law, Keele University, UK
Anthony Wrigley, Professor of Ethics, Keele University, UK
