Conflict of Interest in the Professions¶
Davis, M., & Stark, A. (2001). Conflict of Interest in the Professions. Oxford University Press.
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- Conflict of Interest
- A conflict of interest arises when a person or institution holds multiple duties, relationships, or financial interests that pull in incompatible directions, such that pursuit of one duty or interest undermines or compromises the other, as Davis and Stark (2001) develop in their cross-professional analysis of conflict of interest in the professions.
This sourceCross-professional analysis defining conflict of interest as a structural condition in which judgment regarding a primary interest tends to be unduly influenced by a secondary interest — directly grounds the prime's core structural definition. Live-verified (OUP/Cambridge review).
- A conflict of interest arises when a person or institution holds multiple duties, relationships, or financial interests that pull in incompatible directions, such that pursuit of one duty or interest undermines or compromises the other, as Davis and Stark (2001) develop in their cross-professional analysis of conflict of interest in the professions.
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