Corporate corruption, business strategy, and sustainable environment: Inferno and paradise!

Lombardi, Rosa; Trequattrini, Raffaele

doi:10.1002/bse.2469

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“…This work responds to the call for research made by Lombardi and Trequattrini (2020) and aims to provide a contribution in relation to models, practices and behavior useful for preventing corruption in public administrations.…”

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Digitalization and prevention of corruption: Opportunities and risks—Some evidence from the Italian university system

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Digitalization is a largely ongoing process, affecting the sustainability of the social, economic and administrative systems of all countries. Our work focuses on the public sector and specifically on the university system. We explore the challenge of digital change and its contribution to transparency and anti‐corruption policies, with a look to the opportunities and risks associated with the adoption of digital approaches. Using the content analysis tool, we investigate the efforts of Italian universities in digital transformation and their ability to integrate digitalization with anti‐corruption strategies. Findings reveal that most of these institutions are actively addressing the challenge of digitalization, but few of them consider it as a strategy to strengthen anti‐corruption and transparency, and even fewer assess the risk deriving from adoption of digital technologies. On the basis of our results, an appropriate benchmarking/benchlearning process would bring advantages in the dissemination of best practices in Italian public university system.

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Digitalization and prevention of corruption: Opportunities and risks—Some evidence from the Italian university system

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“…The increasing attention to anticorruption practices in private and public organisations has drawn the effort of many scholars (Anagnosti et al, 2020; Cardoni et al, 2020; di Pietra & Melis, 2016; Lombardi et al, 2019; Paterson et al, 2019; Podolniy & Podolnaya, 2016). Indeed, corruption has many implications for business strategy, business model, corporate sustainability, risks management, environmental performance, environmental accounting and auditing and stakeholders' environment (Lombardi & Trequattrini, 2020).…”

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The contribution of blockchain technologies to anti‐corruption practices: A systematic literature review

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This paper proposes a systematic literature review emphasising scholars' view on the impact of the adoption of blockchain technologies to fight corruption. Providing a deep understanding of the state of the art, the paper drafts implications and valuable insights to address future research. The connection of anticorruption policies and blockchain technologies has been investigated using Scopus database and ABS journal ranking. The importance assumed by anticorruption policies and the innovativeness of the blockchain technology, thanks to its characteristics of immutability, automatic timestamping and distributed architecture, needs to be investigated in an integrated perspective. This study provides for the first time a systematic connection among anticorruption practices and blockchain towards the lens of the business, management and accounting field, providing valuable implications, insights and emerging issues.

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“…The increasing attention to anticorruption practices in private and public organizations has drawn the effort of many scholars (Cardoni et al, 2020; Di Pietra & Melis, 2016; Lombardi et al, 2019; Paterson et al, 2019; Podolniy & Podolnaya, 2016). Indeed, corruption has many implications for business strategy, business model, corporate sustainability, risks management, environmental performance, environmental accounting and auditing and stakeholders' environment (Lombardi & Trequattrini, 2020).…”

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