From Weber to the Web… Can ICT Reduce Bureaucratic Corruption?

Makowski, Grzegorz

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-54142-6_16

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“…(2020) find possibilities to assess losses both for the state finance system and social safety. Makowski (2017) discusses how the public authorities and public administration by their functions and digitalization can reduce the bureaucracy of public structures (Shkarlet et al, 2020).…”

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"Public Administration Digitalization and Corruption in the EU Member States. A Comparative and Correlative Research Analysis"

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Kinnunen

2022

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"Effective digitalization of public administrations and economies requires rethinking of how e-government and digital services with increasing e-participation can support corruption reduction and social development. This paper aims to study the interdependencies and differences between the multidimensional phenomena of administrative corruption and digitalization in the EU member states. The research methods applied are Canonical Correlation Analysis and Principal Component Analysis. Ten relevant variables for 2019 and 2020 were selected and integrated into this research. The research results showed that digitalization significantly improved the quality of public administrations and reduced corruption. The new composite index designed and determined for EU member states showed a vast gap between the Nordic and Eastern European countries. Our results confirm that the level of e-government was found to be the best predictor of control of corruption and government effectiveness suggesting that digitalized and less corrupt governments also made economies more competitive. The digitization of public administration and services is a strategic objective of EU member states and should become a priority in the new technological era."

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"Public Administration Digitalization and Corruption in the EU Member States. A Comparative and Correlative Research Analysis"

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Kinnunen

2022

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“…), it failed to transform the systems of governance, which stuck in the 3rd generation of structure control. Even though politics, public administration, and the judiciary, as the key branches of public governance have undergone a substantial evolution by taking-up use of software to modernize their front-and back-office activities, this evolution has come to a stop at digitalized (3rd-generation) systems: Street-level bureaucracies have given way to system-level bureaucracies to transform administrative discretionary power [5,14], online tools are used as channels for government agencies to receive feedback from citizens [9], and social media as a form of managing public relations [15].…”

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Digitalisation vs. Informatisation: Different Approaches to Governance Transformation

Paulin¹

2018

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The twentieth century brought humanity radically new knowledge in form of electronics, informatics, and telecommunication technologies, which gave rise to cyberspace as a channel for data exchange, data storage, and as an enabler of new approaches to steering and controlling realworld systems. Thus-created new opportunities have been successfully deployed for the automation of processes in areas such as production, service provision, data exchange, navigation, logistics, etc., or for creating new possibilities through concepts of virtualisation, respectively. While this has led to radical transformations of paradigms in industry and free market service provision, the systems that make up modern states have been broadly spared of disruption by these technologies. Behind this backdrop, this contribution aims to discuss the differences between digitalization and informatization as two differing approaches to system transformation. The discussion is set in the context of societal governance, where digitalization is the main approach to modernisation. The focus on digitalisation and the lack of progress towards informatization in this field of interest is criticized, and the advantages of informatization are brought to attention.

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Digitalization and Effective Government: What Is the Cause and What Is the Effect?

Dobrolyubova

Klochkova

Alexandrov³

2019

Communications in Computer and Information Science

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From Weber to the Web… Can ICT Reduce Bureaucratic Corruption?

Cited by 6 publications

References 16 publications

"Public Administration Digitalization and Corruption in the EU Member States. A Comparative and Correlative Research Analysis"

"Public Administration Digitalization and Corruption in the EU Member States. A Comparative and Correlative Research Analysis"

Digitalisation vs. Informatisation: Different Approaches to Governance Transformation

Digitalization and Effective Government: What Is the Cause and What Is the Effect?

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