دانلود کتاب Corruption and Corruption Control: Democracy in the Balance

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Cover
Half Title
Praise
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Table of Contents
List of Illustrations
Figures
Tables
Boxes
Preface
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1: Democratic Governance, Corruption, and Corruption Control
The Best and the Worst
Contemporary Corruption Issues and Problems
Corruption Is World-wide
The Impact of Corruption
Organizations and Corruption
Economic Values and Public Values
Plan of the Book
Notes
References
Chapter 2: What Corruption Was, Is, and Is Not
What It Isn’t
What Is Right?
Reciprocal Expectations
Official Misconduct
Good Governance
Corruption
Summary and Conclusion
References
Chapter 3: Can We Know How Much Corruption There Is? On the Measurement of Corruption
Why Measure Corruption?
Ways of Measuring Corruption
Capturing Corruption with the Right Measurements: A Case Study of the CPI
Effects of Corruption Measurement: A Case Study of Sweden
Summary and Conclusion
Notes
References
Chapter 4: Corruption Control in Public Administration
Introduction
Approaches to Integrity in Public Administration
Searching for Balance … Or an Alternative
Variation of Approaches to Integrity across Sectors: The Example of Ethics Codes
Anti-corruption over Time and the Case of the United States in Comparison
Globalizing Corruption Control
Conclusion
Notes
References
Chapter 5: The Connection between Public Integrity and Democratic Governance: Four Case Studies
Approaching Cases at Three Levels of Analysis
Case One: Juvenile Justice Corruption in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania
Case Two: The Swedish National Audit Office
Case Three: Stop, Question, Frisk – The New York Police Department
Case Four: Child Sexual Abuse in the Irish Catholic Church
Conclusion
Notes
References
Chapter 6: Is Corruption Inevitable? Can It Be Controlled?
The Big Apple, Worms and All
Openness, Integrity, Immigration, and Tammany Hall
The Roots and Legacy of Tammany Hall
Individual Official Corruption in New York City, Then and Now
More Effective Oversight
Summary and Conclusion: What Can We Learn from the History of Corruption and Corruption Control in New York City?
Note
References
Chapter 7: The Future of Public Integrity
Introduction
Key Ideas and Concepts
Critical Summary of Case Studies
Conclusion: The “Answer” Is Inclusivity
Note
References
Index