Bibliograph

Understanding and Fighting Corruption in Europe, From Repression to Prevention, edited by Enrico Carloni, Michela Gnaldi

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Understanding and Fighting Corruption in Europe, From Repression to Prevention, edited by Enrico Carloni, Michela Gnaldi

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eng

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non fiction

Main title

Understanding and Fighting Corruption in Europe

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electronic resource

Nature of contents

dictionaries

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1289442855

Responsibility statement

edited by Enrico Carloni, Michela Gnaldi

Series statement

Springer eBooks.

Sub title

From Repression to Prevention

Summary

The volume includes comparative and comprehensive discussions on anti-corruption policies of governments and anti-corruption agencies across Europe. Compared to existing literature that focuses either on general and theoretical aspects related to corruption or on country-specific experiences, this volume provides an interdisciplinary and broad overview of corruption prevention policies and measures undertaken by major European member states, relying both on literature and on institutional documentation of national anti-corruption agencies, which greatly contribute to shaping anti-corruption policy directions. In so doing, it advances the existing theoretical agenda of corruption studies and policies, situating it within wider disciplinary fields. This volume is especially concerned with the interrelationship between good administration, integrity, ethical behaviour and corruption; the role of transparency and digitalisation in preventing corruption and ensuring rights, efficiency and impartiality in the public administration; the measurement of corruption, with specific reference to preventative measures and indicators of administrative anti-corruption efforts; big data, block chains, and artificial intelligence; public management codes of ethics, performance targets and skills, and their role in tackling and preventing corruption; and public procurement, transparency and anti-bribery measures in the European public procurement system. This volume is of interest to graduate students and researchers in political sociology, political science, European corruption law, international relations, public policy, and social statistics.--, Provided by publisher

Table Of Contents

Preventing corruption in Europe: an interdisciplinary perspective -- Limits of corruption repression and new prevention policies -- Corruption, mass media and public opinion -- Measuring corruption -- Good administration, integrity and corruption -- Transparency, digitalization and corruption -- Public procurement and corruption: perspectives, rules, experiences

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