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B. Glaser (2001)
The Grounded Theory Perspective: Conceptualization Contrasted With Description
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Anti-Money Laundering Reporting Requirements Imposed by English Law: Measuring Effectiveness and Gauging the Need for ReformInternational
[This chapter presents the self-protecting theory, which explains how MLROs are dealing with their main concern of unfair pressure. It may be recalled that grounded theory is about finding the concerns of participants and discovering a theory that explains that main concern (Glaser 1978; Glaser 2001). Accordingly, the main questions, as introduced in Chapter 1, are: What are the concerns of MLROs? How are they resolving them? In the following section, the main concern of unfair pressure discovered in the research will be discussed and then the protecting behaviour for resolving it will follow. Before then, however, a section will be presented explaining the major entities, as discovered in the study, related to the theory. A section is then included that shows the details of how the theory emerged. At the end, the self-protecting framework will be discussed to show the potential contribution of the theory.]
Published: Oct 3, 2016
Keywords: Money Laundering; Small Bank; Defective Regulation; Regulatory Concern; Retail Bank
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