A clash of cultures? Corruption and the ethics of administration in Western Europe

Pujas, Véronique; Rhodes, Martin

doi:10.1093/pa/52.4.688

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“…• Countries that are at a level of corruption between the two previous groups -Great Britain, Germany, Austria, Luxembourg, Ireland, etc., (Pujas and Rhodes, 1999).…”

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Rules of criminal liability for corruption offences and their prevention

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The objective of the article is to conduct a comparative legal study of Ukrainian and international standards of criminal liability for corruption offences and their prevention. The research methodology includes the following methods: system-structural method, formal-dogmatic method, historical method, grouping method, comparative-legal method, legal modeling method and others. As a result, the peculiarities of anti-corruption regulatory-legal provisions and police practice in the states analyzed are clarified, with the selection of relevant positive and negative trends, principles of construction of anti-corruption policy, specificity of the conceptual apparatus, etc. Emphasis is placed on the need to further harmonize Ukrainian legislation with international agreements and the practice of their implementation. It is concluded that negative trends in foreign countries have been found to be the result of non-compliance with relevant commitments to combat and prevent corruption.

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“…• Countries that are at a level of corruption between the two previous groups -Great Britain, Germany, Austria, Luxembourg, Ireland, etc., (Pujas and Rhodes, 1999).…”

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“…Stories are especially important for corruption researchers because they contain values -ideas about good and evil, right and wrong. For instance, Pujas and Rhodes (1999) address the report of the Committee of Experts of March 1999 concerning accusations of fraud and nepotism within the European Commission, in which a storyline develops of the crusade of a 'clean north' versus a 'corrupt south'. That three of the four implicated Commissioners were from a 'southern' country (France, Spain, and Portugal) and only one from a 'northern' country (Germany) seemed to strengthen the view.…”

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The Good Cause: Theoretical Perspectives on Corruption

Hickey

2011

Public Management Review

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“…This is illustrated in the debate over whether southern Europe is more corrupt than northern Europe, based on rankings released by Transparency International's Corruption Perception Index (Pujas and Rhodes, 1999). Thus, in our earlier example, a common way in which the retainer-based system of bureaucratic administration goes awry is by creating a large number of steps that need approval, because each step and each rule provides an opportunity for potential administrative revenue.…”

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Interpretations of corruption in Intercultural bargaining

Zutshi

Creed

Rudolph

2010

IJBGE

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There is a fine line in business negotiations between being perceived as corrupt and having proper engagement with the natural tension and excitement of the business bargaining process. Combining literature review and experiential observation we provide a framework that will assist global business managers to more successfully negotiate cross-cultural business transactions. We identify some archetypal underpinnings of bargaining in a business context and question the established perceptions of corruption in intercultural business dealings. We conclude that different cultural systems produce variations of negotiating behaviour that need to be judged with a deeper local knowledge to avoid simply transferring inappropriate labels.

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A clash of cultures? Corruption and the ethics of administration in Western Europe

Cited by 13 publications

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Rules of criminal liability for corruption offences and their prevention

Rules of criminal liability for corruption offences and their prevention

The Good Cause: Theoretical Perspectives on Corruption

Interpretations of corruption in Intercultural bargaining

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