2000
DOI: 10.3406/dreso.2000.1495
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Les pouvoirs judiciaires dans la lutte contre la corruption politique en Espagne, en France et en Italie

Abstract: The Judiciary against Political Corruption in Spain, France and Italy. In Spain, France and Italy, political leaders are increasingly sued in relation to cases of « political corruption ». This trend has triggered off a profound change in mentalities regarding the traditional role of the judiciary in the maintenance of the democratic balance of power. This shift bears witness to the changes in the ethics of a profession in the midst of mutation. Comparing the way in which cases are handled in the three c… Show more

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“…They also show how certain political forces connect themselves to NGOs and international bodies (DJALILI, 2000;FARAVEL-GARRIGUES, 2009;HEURTAUX, 2009;PUJAS, 2000). Such studies highlight the importance of taking into consideration the import-export logic of these movements and not simply attributing the phenomena to 'external pressure' on the space of domestic power.…”
Section: For a Political Sociology Of Anti-corruptionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…They also show how certain political forces connect themselves to NGOs and international bodies (DJALILI, 2000;FARAVEL-GARRIGUES, 2009;HEURTAUX, 2009;PUJAS, 2000). Such studies highlight the importance of taking into consideration the import-export logic of these movements and not simply attributing the phenomena to 'external pressure' on the space of domestic power.…”
Section: For a Political Sociology Of Anti-corruptionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The relationship between these bodies and anti-corruption movements can be seen in a series of institutional documents, such as those of the OECD (2014a; 2014b), the WORLDBANK (2012;2000) and USAID/US AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONALDEVELOPMENT (1999).…”
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“…By the end of 1993, 251 members of parliament and four former heads of government had been the subjects of judicial proceedings (Ref. 16, p. 43). It is possible to connect this high level of corruption to a clientelistic political culture.…”
Section: Italy Versus Turkey: Similarities and Differencesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Working more specifically on the effects of the moment on the mobilization of judges in the 1980s and 1990s in Italy, France and Spain, there are several works that bring important references to the analysis of the phenomenon at hand. It is worth mentioning in particular Roussel (2002), Israel (2001) and Garraud (2003) for the French case, Briquet (2001) and Vauchez (2001) for the Italian case and Pujas (2000) for the Spanish case. Their research centres the analysis on the logics of collective action on the part of judges faced with the scenario of the politico-financial scandals in France and of the anti-corruption movements in Italy and Spain.…”
Section: The Definition Of the Careers Of State And The "Politicisati...mentioning
confidence: 99%