Framework to understand and address the systemic corruption in local governments
Oliver David Meza Canales,
Elizabeth Pérez-Chiqués,
Aldo Adrián Martínez-Hernández
Abstract:The diagnoses made to justify anticorruption measures tend to minimize the complexity of the phenomenon of corruption. In line with the garbage can model (Cohen, March, & Olsen, 1972), where solutions look for problems, the corruption problem is characterized as something “addressable” by the anticorruption policy, which brings serious consequences, such as the implementation of a fallible policy. The article reviews the phenomenon of the fallibility of anticorruption policies. We argue that anticorruption… Show more
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