Policing and Punishment for Profit

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Business Ethics, November 2017

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RT @JBusinessEthics: Policing and punishment is big business in the USA. And whether carried out by a government or private entity, it is m…

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RT @JBusinessEthics: Policing and punishment is big business in the USA. And whether carried out by a government or private entity, it is m…

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RT @JBusinessEthics: Policing and punishment is big business in the USA. And whether carried out by a government or private entity, it is m…

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RT @JBusinessEthics: Policing and punishment is big business in the USA. And whether carried out by a government or private entity, it is m…

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RT @JBusinessEthics: Policing and punishment is big business in the USA. And whether carried out by a government or private entity, it is m…

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Policing and punishment is big business in the USA. And whether carried out by a government or private entity, it is motivated by financial gain. Read more about the moral concerns that follow here... https://t.co/5r7v7CVSrt

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