Does Good Governance Foster Trust in Government? An Empirical Analysis

Spiteri, Jonathan; Briguglio, Marie

doi:10.1108/s1569-375920180000099006

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“…Good Governance is the hope of society that demands the government to carry out good governance. This is in line with an opinion (Spiteri & Briguglio, 2018) who said "Highlight the importance of good governance in fostering trust in government" which means the importance of highlighting good governance in fostering trust in the government.…”

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Implementation of the Principles of Good Governance in Combating Stunting in the Jabon District, Sidoarjo Regency

Sabilla

Kriswibowo

2021

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Jabon District is one of the sub-districts in Sidoarjo Regency which is still facing the problem of high stunting cases. Many factors can cause stunting, low access to nutritious food, vitamins, poor parenting, and low health awareness. The impact arising from stunting is the low quality of human resources, because Not only does it inhibit physical growth (stunted/stunted), but also inhibits brain development and low-thinking ability, thereby inhibiting future demographic bonuses. To overcome this, good governance actors (government, private sector, community) are needed in its implementation. These actors, namely the government of the Sidoarjo Regency Health Service and the Jabon Health Center are collaborating with other actors from the private sector (Perusahaan Gas Negara) and the community (Umsida). This study aims to determine the implementation of the principles of good governance in tackling stunting in Jabon District, Sidoarjo Regency. There are 8 principles of good governance according to UNDP, namely: 1. participation, 2. rule of law, 3. transparency, 4. responsiveness, 5. oriented to consensus, 6. justice, 7. effectiveness and efficiency, 8. accountability, 9. strategic vision. The type of research used is descriptive qualitative. The result of this research is that the implementation of principles of good governance has been implemented although there are still some principles that are not optimal. The conclusion of the implementation of the principles of good governance according to UNDP has been implemented and is still ongoing, but the resulting impact has not been maximally felt.

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Implementation of the Principles of Good Governance in Combating Stunting in the Jabon District, Sidoarjo Regency

Sabilla

Kriswibowo

2021

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“…Government does not only have to "deliver the goods" (Córdova & Layton, 2016, p. 77), it also needs to respect procedure. Good governance has an impact on political trust (Spiteri & Briguglio, 2018) as well as on trust in public administration (Houston et al, 2016;Van Ryzin, 2011). Our paper follows what Norris (2011) has called 'supply-side theories' that seek to explain citizens´ satisfaction with the political system by looking at the structure, process and performance of institutions.…”

Section: Supply-side Theories For Explaining Trust In Public Administmentioning

confidence: 87%

Institutional quality, corruption, and impartiality: the role of process and outcome for citizen trust in public administration in 173 European regions

Walle

Migchelbrink

2020

Journal of Economic Policy Reform

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We empirically study whether citizens´ trust in public administration is influenced by the outcomes delivered by public services or by due process (administrative impartiality or absence of corruption) from a regional perspective. The paper fits a multilevel model on a unique dataset with a total of 129,773 observations nested in 173 European regions, using data from a series of pooled Eurobarometer surveys and from the European Quality of Government Index. We find that both public service outcomes and processes have a significant impact on citizens´ trust in public administration, but that process, and in particular absence of corruption is the strongest institutional determinant.

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“…Несправедливість у розподілі і перерозподілі доходів населення на макрорівні часто вимірюється об'єктивними показниками нерівності на національному рівні, такими як коефіцієнт GINI або децильний коефіцієнт диференціації доходів населення. Згідно з дослідженнями Усланера [46][47][48][49][50], значна нерівність доходів населення призводить до падіння суспільної довіри, спричиняючи більшу корупцію в суспільстві. Водночас результатом зростаючої корупції виступає спотворення добросовісної ринкової конкуренції, яка, своєю чергою, призводить до більш корумпованої поведінки, а отже, і до вищого рівня нерівності доходів серед населення.…”

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Epistemological Framework for Public Trust in Public Sector Institutions Research

Brychko

Yevdokymova

2021

Scientific Opinion: Economics and Management

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The article considers the place and role of public trust in the functioning of public sector institutions. Trust in government is a multi-conceptual category, which is based on a combination of economic, social, and political interactions between government authorities at different levels and citizens. The authors of the article propose to conduct an epistemological study of trust in government at three main (micro-, meso-, macro-) and intermediate levels. At the micro-level, it is proposed to determine trust based on the results of economic agents' cooperation with public authorities through the provision of public services. At the meso level, trust in the government is defined by the competence of central government agencies that formulate and implement public policy in the relevant field, to solve economic and social problems of society, as well as their ability to generate positive expectations for citizens future well-being. At the macro level, trust in the government is derived from the economic efficiency of the "whole government." The authors propose to consider the intermediate level as trust in local governments, which is determined by both the quality of public services and the efficiency of public administration. It was shown that trust in the institutions of the public sector of the economy could not be formed separately from the personal characteristics of its Chairman or head. In the historical context of the development of Ukraine's statehood, systematic events related to corruption in the management of the public institution that receives wide media coverage have led to systemic distrust of economic actors towards public sector institutions and the state as a whole. The authors found that certain levels of trust in government interact, and therefore, the erosion of trust at one level can affect trust at others, which, accordingly, leads to a deterioration in the results of public policy in general. Strengthening trust at one level due to the synergetic effect will help strengthen trust in government in general. The article also shows that trust in government institutions and the government in general reduces the risk of opportunistic behavior and, consequently, can push society to give preference to long-term results of public policy over short-term benefits.

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Does Good Governance Foster Trust in Government? An Empirical Analysis

Cited by 14 publications

References 31 publications

Implementation of the Principles of Good Governance in Combating Stunting in the Jabon District, Sidoarjo Regency

Implementation of the Principles of Good Governance in Combating Stunting in the Jabon District, Sidoarjo Regency

Institutional quality, corruption, and impartiality: the role of process and outcome for citizen trust in public administration in 173 European regions

Epistemological Framework for Public Trust in Public Sector Institutions Research

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