Lydia Segal
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4127743 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Lydia Segal |
| NOMBRES | Lydia |
| APELLIDO | Segal |
| FIRMA | SEGAL L |
| AFILIACIONES | Suffolk University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1973 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2020 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Democratic Governance as a Function of Ethics Management Strategies
This essay makes the case for combining the study of official integrity with consideration of governance integrity based on democratic values. Our focus is on the relatively unexplored administrative mechanisms used by public and private organizations to ensure appropriate workplace conduct. We call these mechanisms, ethics management strategies (EMS). We emphasize the importance of understanding the strategies used by market and state organizati…
Instilling Stewardship to Address the Integrity/Efficiency Dilemma
One of the most perplexing problems facing modern governments is how to balance the pursuit of integrity with that of efficiency. The pursuit of integrity has resulted in a massive body of rules and oversight structures that can paralyze management and harm efficiency. Most administrative prescriptions do not deal with the root of this problem—the insistence that integrity be assured by managerial strategies rather than administrative moral agenc…
Comparing the Ethical Attitudes of Business and Criminal Justice Students
Objectives To compare and explain differences in the ethical attitudes of criminal justice ( CJ ) and business students, and explore their ethical malleability. Methods Students rated the ethical acceptability of 25 scenarios using a self‐administered survey. A cross‐sectional comparison of the ethical responses of sophomores and seniors measured their ethical malleability. Results Business students were less willing to condemn unethical conduct …
Independence from Political Influence—A Shaky Shield
Granting structural independence to investigative bodies has historically been designed to shield them from political influence. This analysis of ten offices of inspector general in the United States, however, suggests that while formal independence is important, it alone may not be enough to protect the integrity of inspectors general's corruption-fighting mission. The personal integrity of political officials can be just as important. This stud…
Public Integrity Networks
This article demonstrates a positive relationship between the extent and sustainability of public integrity networks and the quality and honesty of governance. It creates a typology of network connections between inspectors general and other law enforcement and civil society organizations, particularly the media. Data are drawn from in-depth interviews and structural examinations of the offices of ten inspectors general in the United States. Netw…
Roadblocks in Reforming Corrupt Agencies
Reformers have traditionally assumed that agencies can combat corruption through controls such as tighter oversight, increased regulation, internal audits, reorganizations, and performance accountability mechanisms. But this case study of the New York City school custodial system shows how a corrupt agency can derail these devices. New York City's $500,000,000 custodial system, responsible for maintaining its 1,200 schools, has been unleashing sc…
The Pitfalls of Political Decentralization and Proposals for Reform
A powerful movement toward government devolution is underway in the nation. Frustrated with the limitations and inefficiencies of big bureaucracy, a growing chorus of reformers from different ideological backgrounds calls for the loosening of bureaucratic constraints. Reformers want states and localities to have more control over their affairs and front-line workers to be empowered (Dubnick, 1994). As devolution proposals gain momentum, reformers…
Price Determination in 395 Manufacturing Industries
Public Integrity Networks
This article demonstrates a positive relationship between the extent and sustainability of public integrity networks and the quality and honesty of governance. It creates a typology of network connections between inspectors general and other law enforcement and civil society organizations, particularly the media. Data are drawn from in-depth interviews and structural examinations of the offices of ten inspectors general in the United States. Netw…
Democratic Governance as a Function of Ethics Management Strategies
This essay makes the case for combining the study of official integrity with consideration of governance integrity based on democratic values. Our focus is on the relatively unexplored administrative mechanisms used by public and private organizations to ensure appropriate workplace conduct. We call these mechanisms, ethics management strategies (EMS). We emphasize the importance of understanding the strategies used by market and state organizati…
Instilling Stewardship to Address the Integrity/Efficiency Dilemma
One of the most perplexing problems facing modern governments is how to balance the pursuit of integrity with that of efficiency. The pursuit of integrity has resulted in a massive body of rules and oversight structures that can paralyze management and harm efficiency. Most administrative prescriptions do not deal with the root of this problem—the insistence that integrity be assured by managerial strategies rather than administrative moral agenc…
Independence from Political Influence—A Shaky Shield
Granting structural independence to investigative bodies has historically been designed to shield them from political influence. This analysis of ten offices of inspector general in the United States, however, suggests that while formal independence is important, it alone may not be enough to protect the integrity of inspectors general's corruption-fighting mission. The personal integrity of political officials can be just as important. This stud…
Price Determination in 395 Manufacturing Industries
The Pitfalls of Political Decentralization and Proposals for Reform
A powerful movement toward government devolution is underway in the nation. Frustrated with the limitations and inefficiencies of big bureaucracy, a growing chorus of reformers from different ideological backgrounds calls for the loosening of bureaucratic constraints. Reformers want states and localities to have more control over their affairs and front-line workers to be empowered (Dubnick, 1994). As devolution proposals gain momentum, reformers…
Roadblocks in Reforming Corrupt Agencies
Reformers have traditionally assumed that agencies can combat corruption through controls such as tighter oversight, increased regulation, internal audits, reorganizations, and performance accountability mechanisms. But this case study of the New York City school custodial system shows how a corrupt agency can derail these devices. New York City's $500,000,000 custodial system, responsible for maintaining its 1,200 schools, has been unleashing sc…
Independence from Political Influence—A Shaky Shield
Granting structural independence to investigative bodies has historically been designed to shield them from political influence. This analysis of ten offices of inspector general in the United States, however, suggests that while formal independence is important, it alone may not be enough to protect the integrity of inspectors general's corruption-fighting mission. The personal integrity of political officials can be just as important. This stud…
Public Integrity Networks
This article demonstrates a positive relationship between the extent and sustainability of public integrity networks and the quality and honesty of governance. It creates a typology of network connections between inspectors general and other law enforcement and civil society organizations, particularly the media. Data are drawn from in-depth interviews and structural examinations of the offices of ten inspectors general in the United States. Netw…
Comparing the Ethical Attitudes of Business and Criminal Justice Students
Objectives To compare and explain differences in the ethical attitudes of criminal justice ( CJ ) and business students, and explore their ethical malleability. Methods Students rated the ethical acceptability of 25 scenarios using a self‐administered survey. A cross‐sectional comparison of the ethical responses of sophomores and seniors measured their ethical malleability. Results Business students were less willing to condemn unethical conduct …
Instilling Stewardship to Address the Integrity/Efficiency Dilemma
One of the most perplexing problems facing modern governments is how to balance the pursuit of integrity with that of efficiency. The pursuit of integrity has resulted in a massive body of rules and oversight structures that can paralyze management and harm efficiency. Most administrative prescriptions do not deal with the root of this problem—the insistence that integrity be assured by managerial strategies rather than administrative moral agenc…
Democratic Governance as a Function of Ethics Management Strategies
This essay makes the case for combining the study of official integrity with consideration of governance integrity based on democratic values. Our focus is on the relatively unexplored administrative mechanisms used by public and private organizations to ensure appropriate workplace conduct. We call these mechanisms, ethics management strategies (EMS). We emphasize the importance of understanding the strategies used by market and state organizati…
Law (7 obras) · Political science (7 obras) · Business (5 obras) · Public Administration (5 obras) · Politics (4 obras) · Psychology (4 obras) · Public relations (4 obras) · Regulation and Compliance Studies (4 obras) · Crime, Illicit Activities, and Governance (3 obras) · Ethics in Business and Education (3 obras)