1. Whistleblowers.
by Dempster Quentin. 
Price: USD 26.39
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Description: Sydney: ABC Books, Date: 1997. vii, 251pp. Paperback. Brief gift note on half-title page, very slight edge wear to cover, light foxing to page edges. Deals with the issues confronting whistleblowers-people with the courage to put the truth first. From BHP and Westpac to the Civil Aviation Authority, the author gives background to the issues and the individuals concerned. He shows the price individuals have paid for their efforts- but also looks at how companies or institutions should react so, long term, the public interest may be better served.. First Edition. Soft Cover. Very Good. 8vo. 1997. ABC Books ISBN 0733305040 9780733305047 [AU] 

2. Whistleblowers.
by Dempster, Quentin. 
Price: USD 26.88
Dealer: AbebooksAU, Lawrence Jones Books
Description: ISBN10: 0733305040, ISBN13: 9780733305047, [publisher: ABC Books, Sydney] Softcover First Edition vii, 251pp. Paperback. Brief gift note on half-title page, very slight edge wear to cover, light foxing to page edges. Deals with the issues confronting whistleblowers-people with the courage to put the truth first. From BHP and Westpac to the Civil Aviation Authority, the author gives background to the issues and the individuals concerned. He shows the price individuals have paid for their efforts- but also looks at how companies or institutions should react so, long term, the public interest may be better served. Size: 8vo [Ashmore, QLD, Australia] [Publication Year: 1997]  

3. Whistleblowers
by Dempster, Quentin 
Price: USD 33.52
Dealer: Alibris, Lawrence Jones via Alibris
Description: Sydney ABC Books 1997 First Edition Soft Cover Very Good 8vo. vii, 251pp. Paperback. Brief gift note on half-title page, very slight edge wear to cover, light foxing to page edges. Deals with the issues confronting whistleblowers-people with the courage to put the truth first. From BHP and Westpac to the Civil Aviation Authority, the author gives background to the issues and the individuals concerned. He shows the price individuals have paid for their efforts-but also looks at how companies or institutions should react so, long term, the public interest may be better served.