Applying E-Government Information System for Anti-corruption Strategy

Zhang, Jian; Zhang, Zengtian

doi:10.1109/icmecg.2009.40

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“…In addition, there have been recent case studies of country-specific policies and initiatives, for example in China (Lan, 154 The International Journal of Digital Accounting Research Vol. 12 2004; Zhang and Zhang, 2009) and India (Mistry, 2012). In a valuable review of the literature on public sector performance measurement, Mimba et al (2007) indicate that the public sector in developing countries is often characterized by low-institutional capacity, limited involvement of stakeholders, high levels of corruption, and informality (or lack of formal rules and procedures).…”

Section: E-government Economic Growth and Corruption In Developed Anmentioning

confidence: 99%

An Empirical Analysis of the Relationship between e-government and Corruption

Mistry

Jalal²

2012

IJDAR

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Abstract. The purpose of this paper is to examine the relationship between e-government and corruption in developed and developing countries. Specifically, we investigate two issues -(1) the impact of the use of e-government on corruption in countries around the world and (2) whether the impact of e-government on corruption will be higher in developed or developing countries. In order to examine these relationships we develop and test empirical models that investigate these relationships. The results suggest that as the use of ICT related e-government increases corruption decreases. We also find that the impact of e-government is higher in developing countries than in developed countries for the seven-year period between 2003 and 2010.

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Section: E-government Economic Growth and Corruption In Developed Anmentioning

confidence: 99%

An Empirical Analysis of the Relationship between e-government and Corruption

Mistry

Jalal²

2012

IJDAR

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“…Overall, e-government has created an environment in which public decision-making procedures and information can be better accessed [4]. As a result, numerous countries worldwide have increasingly embraced e-government for improving the transparency of public decision making [3].…”

Section: Transparent Public Decision-making Through E-government Devementioning

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“…There is increasing attention that has been paid to the use of e-government for improving the transparency of public decision making in public organizations across the world. The Seoul Municipality in South Korea, for instance, has used e-government to allow citizens to access public decision-making procedures and information [3]. The government of India has implemented the Bhoomi system for providing its citizens with all the procedures and information that are related to specific public decisions [3].…”

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“…The Seoul Municipality in South Korea, for instance, has used e-government to allow citizens to access public decision-making procedures and information [3]. The government of India has implemented the Bhoomi system for providing its citizens with all the procedures and information that are related to specific public decisions [3]. The increasing adoption of such a practice is due to the emerging expectation of various stakeholders on the need for transparency in public decision-making through e-government development [4].…”

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A Conceptual Framework for Transparent Public Decision-Making through E-Government Development in Saudi Arabia

Almukhlifi

Deng²,

Kam

2017

Proceedings of 2017 the 7th International Workshop on Computer Science and Engineering

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This paper proposes a conceptual framework for improving the transparency in public decisionmaking through e-government development in Saudi Arabia. A comprehensive review of the related literature is conducted. The theoretical foundation for the development of the conceptual framework is discussed. This leads to the development of specific hypotheses to be tested and validated for better understanding how to improve the transparency in public decision making through e-government. This study contributes to the information systems literature through proposing a conceptual framework for improving the transparency in public decision-making through e-government development in Saudi Arabia.

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“…Corrupt behaviors are so diverse and the concept of corruption so generic that any precise and detailed definition of institutional corruption is difficult to frame. The abuse of public power for private benefit is the best definition that can be used for corruption [12]. The World Bank, in its strategy that approved in September 1997, defined corruption as the "use of public office for private gain" [13].…”

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The role of Finance Information Systems in anti financial corruptions: A theoretical review

Ameen

Ahmad

2011

2011 International Conference on Research and Innovation in Information Systems

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In recent years, computerization and anti corruption were attracting a lot of attention around the world. Many governments have worked to fight corruptions in their actions. This paper intends to provide a better understanding of the Finance Information Systems (FISs) and their impact on fighting financial corruptions in the public sector. In a number of nations, Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) have received considerable attention as convenient means to reduce corruption. But FISs have not been widely considered, although it has been used in many prominent efforts to reduce corruption. The paper explores academic and non-academic literature. First, it explores the theoretical background of the concepts; corruption and the coalition of anti-corruption. Second, we illustrate the existing information of FISs and the effort to build it. An examples of some FISs are given, which contribute significantly in reducing financial corruption in different countries. This paper concludes that the financial information systems can become one of the key components of a broader anti corruption strategy.

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Applying E-Government Information System for Anti-corruption Strategy

Cited by 19 publications

References 5 publications

An Empirical Analysis of the Relationship between e-government and Corruption

An Empirical Analysis of the Relationship between e-government and Corruption

A Conceptual Framework for Transparent Public Decision-Making through E-Government Development in Saudi Arabia

The role of Finance Information Systems in anti financial corruptions: A theoretical review

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