Frank Anechiarico
Biographic Data
| ID | 1554825 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Frank Anechiarico |
| GIVEN NAMES | Frank |
| FAMILY NAME | Anechiarico |
| SIGNATURE | ANECHIARICO F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hamilton College |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 20 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1984 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
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…
Corruption and Corruption Control
Corruption in politics and public administration is pervasive and difficult to eliminate. It has a strong effect on public attitudes toward government and is at the same time badly understood. A clear, comprehensive understanding of corruption is critical to the goal of ethical government that is trusted by the public. In this short and accessible text, Staffan Andersson and Frank Anechiarico demonstrate how the dynamics of life in organizations …
Corruption and Corruption Control
Race and the Study of Public Administration
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Introduction
Over the last two decades ethics and integrity of governance have attracted more and more attention from academics, practitioners in the public service, politicians, the media and the general public. Governments on the national and local levels are more and more aware that they can only act legitimately if citizens have trust in their government and public administration, and that trust is a consequence of ethical conduct and appearance. Many are…
Perspectives on Knowledge Converted into Action
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…
The New Public Management at Middle Age
Monitoring Integrity and Performance
Improving the connection between performance and integrity is an ongoing project in public administration. A template for bringing performance and integrity together is provided by the innovation of independent private sector inspectors general (IPSIGs). This article traces the literature on corruption control and assesses the role of IPSIGs in preventing or reducing corruption, while ensuring effective performance in public procurement
The Shadowlands of Conduct
Journal Article The Shadowlands of Conduct: Ethics and State Politics by Beth A. Rosenson Get access The Shadowlands of Conduct: Ethics and State Politics by Beth A. Rosenson. Washington DC, Georgetown University Press, 2005. 256 pp. $26.95. Frank Anechiarico Frank Anechiarico Hamilton College Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Political Science Quarterly, Volume 121, Issue 1, Spring 2006, Pages 175–177, http…
Administrative Culture and Civil Society
This article explores the relationship between civil society and public administration. It is argued that the disjunction between reform movements in the two fields can be repaired by a focus on administrative culture. The role of administrative culture is explained through a comparative case study of the political response to official corruption involving organized crime in the United States and the Netherlands. In rejecting the American solutio…
The Price of Controlling Corruption
Visions of Corruption Control and the Evolution of American Public Administration
Changing Visions of Corruption and Corruption Control The anticorruption project has been an integral part of the intellectual and political reform movements that have shaped American federal, state, and local governments throughout the 20th century. The anticorruption project includes the ideology, laws, regulations, and administrative strategies and inter- and intra-organizational checks, balances, and institutions aimed at defining, identifyin…
The Continuing Saga of Municipal Reform
Governmental responses to corruption are embedded in urban politics and public administration. Rather than attempting a general theory of official corruption in local government, the authors present a case study of New York City's response to a severe corruption scandal in the late 1980s. They show how public administration is driven by responses to scandals and attempts to deter them. Ethics reform from the Progressive Era to the present fit int…
The Responsibility of the Police Command for Street‐Level Actions
This article examines federal judicial doctrine concerning the responsibility of police officials for patrol misconduct. The current standard requiring a showing by plaintiffs of an “affirmative link” between street‐level action and the intention of commanders is challenged in two ways. First, through the application of organizational analysis to the premises of leading cases in the doctrine, and, second, by considering three suits alleging patte…
Suing the Philadelphia Police
Note: The comments of Alan Snyder, Eugene Lewis and the Editor and anonymous reviewers of Law and Policy are gratefully acknowledged.This article examines the merits of two alternative briefs in Equal Protection litigation on police misconduct. The several suits brought against the Philadelphia Police Department illustrate the shortcomings of the judicially preferred intentionality brief and indicate the need for a more completely specified insti…
Monitoring Integrity and Performance
Improving the connection between performance and integrity is an ongoing project in public administration. A template for bringing performance and integrity together is provided by the innovation of independent private sector inspectors general (IPSIGs). This article traces the literature on corruption control and assesses the role of IPSIGs in preventing or reducing corruption, while ensuring effective performance in public procurement
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…
Administrative Culture and Civil Society
This article explores the relationship between civil society and public administration. It is argued that the disjunction between reform movements in the two fields can be repaired by a focus on administrative culture. The role of administrative culture is explained through a comparative case study of the political response to official corruption involving organized crime in the United States and the Netherlands. In rejecting the American solutio…
Introduction
Over the last two decades ethics and integrity of governance have attracted more and more attention from academics, practitioners in the public service, politicians, the media and the general public. Governments on the national and local levels are more and more aware that they can only act legitimately if citizens have trust in their government and public administration, and that trust is a consequence of ethical conduct and appearance. Many are…
Suing the Philadelphia Police
Note: The comments of Alan Snyder, Eugene Lewis and the Editor and anonymous reviewers of Law and Policy are gratefully acknowledged.This article examines the merits of two alternative briefs in Equal Protection litigation on police misconduct. The several suits brought against the Philadelphia Police Department illustrate the shortcomings of the judicially preferred intentionality brief and indicate the need for a more completely specified insti…
Suing the Philadelphia Police
Note: The comments of Alan Snyder, Eugene Lewis and the Editor and anonymous reviewers of Law and Policy are gratefully acknowledged.This article examines the merits of two alternative briefs in Equal Protection litigation on police misconduct. The several suits brought against the Philadelphia Police Department illustrate the shortcomings of the judicially preferred intentionality brief and indicate the need for a more completely specified insti…
The Responsibility of the Police Command for Street‐Level Actions
This article examines federal judicial doctrine concerning the responsibility of police officials for patrol misconduct. The current standard requiring a showing by plaintiffs of an “affirmative link” between street‐level action and the intention of commanders is challenged in two ways. First, through the application of organizational analysis to the premises of leading cases in the doctrine, and, second, by considering three suits alleging patte…
The Continuing Saga of Municipal Reform
Governmental responses to corruption are embedded in urban politics and public administration. Rather than attempting a general theory of official corruption in local government, the authors present a case study of New York City's response to a severe corruption scandal in the late 1980s. They show how public administration is driven by responses to scandals and attempts to deter them. Ethics reform from the Progressive Era to the present fit int…
Visions of Corruption Control and the Evolution of American Public Administration
Changing Visions of Corruption and Corruption Control The anticorruption project has been an integral part of the intellectual and political reform movements that have shaped American federal, state, and local governments throughout the 20th century. The anticorruption project includes the ideology, laws, regulations, and administrative strategies and inter- and intra-organizational checks, balances, and institutions aimed at defining, identifyin…
Administrative Culture and Civil Society
This article explores the relationship between civil society and public administration. It is argued that the disjunction between reform movements in the two fields can be repaired by a focus on administrative culture. The role of administrative culture is explained through a comparative case study of the political response to official corruption involving organized crime in the United States and the Netherlands. In rejecting the American solutio…
The Price of Controlling Corruption
The Shadowlands of Conduct
Journal Article The Shadowlands of Conduct: Ethics and State Politics by Beth A. Rosenson Get access The Shadowlands of Conduct: Ethics and State Politics by Beth A. Rosenson. Washington DC, Georgetown University Press, 2005. 256 pp. $26.95. Frank Anechiarico Frank Anechiarico Hamilton College Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Political Science Quarterly, Volume 121, Issue 1, Spring 2006, Pages 175–177, http…
The New Public Management at Middle Age
Monitoring Integrity and Performance
Improving the connection between performance and integrity is an ongoing project in public administration. A template for bringing performance and integrity together is provided by the innovation of independent private sector inspectors general (IPSIGs). This article traces the literature on corruption control and assesses the role of IPSIGs in preventing or reducing corruption, while ensuring effective performance in public procurement
Perspectives on Knowledge Converted into Action
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…
Introduction
Over the last two decades ethics and integrity of governance have attracted more and more attention from academics, practitioners in the public service, politicians, the media and the general public. Governments on the national and local levels are more and more aware that they can only act legitimately if citizens have trust in their government and public administration, and that trust is a consequence of ethical conduct and appearance. Many are…
Race and the Study of Public Administration
Related Content: Balfour (PAR July/August 2017) Related Content: Jackson (PAR July/August 2017) Related Content: Williams (PAR July/August 2017) Related Content: Downey (PAR July/August 2017
Corruption and Corruption Control
Corruption in politics and public administration is pervasive and difficult to eliminate. It has a strong effect on public attitudes toward government and is at the same time badly understood. A clear, comprehensive understanding of corruption is critical to the goal of ethical government that is trusted by the public. In this short and accessible text, Staffan Andersson and Frank Anechiarico demonstrate how the dynamics of life in organizations …
Corruption and Corruption Control
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…
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