Ethics and public administration - Cinti, Veronica (New York Delve Publishing, 2017)
Ethics in public administration -- Natural rights, morality, and the law -- A sociological analysis of ethical expertise: the case of bioethics -- Healthcare access as a right, not a privilege: a construct of Western thought -- A synergistic approach to human rights and public health ethics -- Global health and national borders: the ethics of foreign aid in a time of financial crisis -- How should Ingos allocate resources? -- From needs to rights: a socio-legal account of bridging moral and legal universalism via ethical pluralism -- The role of political competition in the link between electoral systems and corruption -- Bribe and punishment: an evolutionary game-theoretic analysis of bribery -- Corruption and growth -- The six faces of transparency -- Prevention of corruption in the sphere of public purchases: interviews with experts -- Political limits to the processing of policy problems -- Governing the global commons with local institutions -- Are political support-driven policies always bad?: the case of large interest groups -- Justice delayed is justice denied -- The role of public universities: examining one's university's response to xenophobia -- Public responsibilities for electoral fraud beyond correlative rights and duties -- Accountability and global governance: challenging the state-centric conception of human rights.
Includes index.
Keywords: Public administration -- Moral and ethical aspects; Political corruption -- Prevention; Transparency in government; Political ethics; Government accountability; Elections -- Corrupt practices; Government purchasing -- Corrupt practices