Milan 2006
Research methods in corruption and integrity
This fourth workshop of the EGPA-ethics Study Group was at the EGPA-conference at Milan. The workshop contained sessions on:
- methodology of ethics and integrity researsch; a session on methodological approaches, information gathered, methods used for data gathering, analysis and interpretation
- research methods and techniques; this session presents an overview of methods and techniques, with brief presentations by many paper givers, focussing on the methods used.
- values and the integrity and ethics of governance; a session held together with the research group on public values. Apart from discussing papers that fit in both groups, this session also provided us with an opportunity to get to know each other and to assess opportunities for future cooperation.
- ethics and integrity leadership and management; there is widespread agreement in the field of study that leadership and management are the keys to promoting integrity and ethics of organizations as well as individuals within those organizations. But, how exacly does this work and what are the limitations of leadership’s influence?
- ethics and integrity instruments and institutions; what works, what does not and why?
Below you can download some of the presented papers.
- Karin Lashuizen en Leo Huberts (Netherlands); Methodology of Corruption Measurement
- Ari Salminen & Olli-Pekka Viinamäki (Finland); Comparative Administrative Ethics
- Colin Fisher (UK); Performance Measurement Systems and Manager’s Propensity
- Ugur Omurgonulsen & Kemal Oktem (Turkey); Towards Understanding of the Cultural Pillars of Ethical
- Alan Lawton (UK); Researching Identity; Ethics Officers in Public and Private
- Pierre Lascoumes & Odette Tomescu-Hatto (France); Political profession & corruption in France
- Olivier Keramidas (France); Quity Trajectories; Equity as ethics of governance
- Vuori (Finland); Public interest embedded in private interest
- Gary Hickey, Paul Iles & Michael Macaulay (UK); A case of dispersed leadership
- Discussion; Aive Pevkur (Estonia); Compatibility of public administration
- Carmen Apaze (USA); Does Accountability Reduce Corruption in a Corrupt Political Environment
- Discussion; Ani Matei & Lucica Matei (Romania); A Model of Social and Economic Analysis of Corruption
- Jos Delnoij (Netherlands); Ethics and Integrity of Governance; what works
- Janos Bertok (OECD); Post-public employment, lobbying
- Robert W. Smith (USA); Performance Measurement for Ethics and Anti-Corruption Programs
- Jolanta Palidauskaite (Lithuania ); Value profile of Luthuanian public service