How Does E-Government Affect Corruption? Provincial Panel Evidence From China

Li, Shaowen; Wei, Wei; Min, Ma

doi:10.1109/access.2021.3093981

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“…Similarly, Cárdenas and Mijangos (2006) point out that corruption occurs in different areas, mainly in public, private and social spaces. That is why Li, Wei and Ma (2021) point out that the role of the GE in the fight against corruption is vital, because it allows an increase in public access to information, empowers civil society to supervise the State and allows citizens to keep track of government decisions and actions.…”

Section: Corruption In Public Administrationmentioning

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Perception of Corruption in Users of Electronic Government in Mexico: Contextualization in Times of Covid-19

Soto-Hernández,

Díaz-Maldonado

2023

Atlantis Highlights in Social Sciences, Education and Humanities

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The COVID-19 pandemic generated a lockdown that prevented government procedures and services from being conducted in person, which had an impact on corruption and the use of electronic government (hereinafter GE). The objective of this study is to know the incidence of GE in corruption from the perception of users in a context of pandemic and post-pandemic. In this sense, the data corresponding to the ENCIG 2019 and 2021 were analyzed, through the construction of variables and an analysis of multiple cross tables. From the study conducted, it was identified that the population considers corruption to be the second most worrisome problem in Mexico, and that GE users had a lower incidence of corruption cases, however, at the end of the confinement, non-GE users reached very high corruption percentages. It is concluded that in Mexico an intensive process digitalization must be implemented in all public procedures and services, to counteract corruption and make services more efficient.

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Section: Corruption In Public Administrationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Perception of Corruption in Users of Electronic Government in Mexico: Contextualization in Times of Covid-19

Soto-Hernández,

Díaz-Maldonado

2023

Atlantis Highlights in Social Sciences, Education and Humanities

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“…Today, digital tools provide practical tools to ensure transparency, openness and effective resource management. Here are some key aspects of the importance of digitalization in the fight against corruption: e-Government (Mistry & Jalal, 2012;Li et al, 2021;Zhao et al, 2021;Alsaad, 2022); e-audit (Hakim et al, 2023, Open Data (Darusalam et al, 2019Žuffová, 2020); e-Procurement (Neupane et al, 2014;Sharma et al, 2019;Psota et al, 2020;Kartika, 2022) and public control (Paterson et al, 2019). Understanding the patterns of the spread of corruption is key to solving the problem of public sector dysfunction in many countries.…”

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Data-Mining Modeling of Corruption Perception Patterns Based on Association Rules

Bozhenko,

Krawczyk,

Hałuszko

et al. 2023

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Corruption is one of the many challenges facing Ukrainian society. After the full-scale war, 89% of Ukrainian citizens consider corruption to be the most serious problem for the stable development of Ukraine. In the article, it is argued that neglecting the problem of corruption in society leads to a decrease in the level of trust in public authorities, economic losses, a decrease in the country’s investment attractiveness, a loss of trust from international partners, as well as other economic and political turbulences. The study aims to develop an economic and mathematical model for determining the patterns of corruption perception in Ukraine based on association rules implemented using data mining methods. The Python Numerical Python library was used to build association rules. The study of the patterns of corruption perception was analysed in terms of the legislative (based on the activities of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine), judicial (based on the activities of the courts) and executive (on the example of the activities of the President and his Office) branches of government. The source of primary data was the data of a survey conducted by the “Join!” Public Participation Support Program together with the USAID project “Support for Leader Organizations in Combating Corruption in Ukraine”. 38 association rules were determined for the judicial system, among which the most informative consequences were “distrust in the judicial system” and “corruption is widespread in the courts”. For the executive branch of government, 27 association rules were built, where the informative consequence was “citizens can influence, namely participate in public councils or public hearings to monitor state institutions and their decisions”. For the legislative branch, 33 association rules were formed, where the informative consequence was “citizens can influence, namely participate in public councils or public hearings to monitor state institutions and their decisions”. According to the empirical calculations, a regularity was found that Ukrainian society is democratic and believes in its power to overcome corruption in any branch of government, but members of society do not show active desire and only revolutionary manifestations are possible in a critical situation. The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine can use the results obtained during the improvement of Ukrainian legislation, the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine when approving the State Program for the Implementation of the Anti-Corruption Strategy and other state bodies in developing anti-corruption programs at various levels.

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Conceptual Framework in Attitude Factors Affecting Yemeni University Lecturers’ Adoption of E-Government

Qaid,

Ateeq,

Abro

et al. 2024

Technical and Vocational Education and Training: Issues, Concerns and Prospects

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How Does E-Government Affect Corruption? Provincial Panel Evidence From China

Cited by 10 publications

References 42 publications

Perception of Corruption in Users of Electronic Government in Mexico: Contextualization in Times of Covid-19

Perception of Corruption in Users of Electronic Government in Mexico: Contextualization in Times of Covid-19

Data-Mining Modeling of Corruption Perception Patterns Based on Association Rules

Conceptual Framework in Attitude Factors Affecting Yemeni University Lecturers’ Adoption of E-Government

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