Jean-Patrick Villeneuve
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 844763 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Jean-Patrick Villeneuve |
| PRENOMES | Jean-Patrick |
| SOBRENOME | Villeneuve |
| ASSINATURA | VILLENEUVE J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Università della Svizzera italiana |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1164-7497 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 67 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2007 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Islamic Public Administration in Practice
This article analyzes the Taliban's post‐2021 governance model through the Islamic Public Administration (IPA) framework, focusing on justice, equality, and women's inclusion. It asks: (1) How does the Taliban's governance align with core IPA principles? and (2) What are the implications of such governance for Afghanistan's public administration, particularly for women? The study employs qualitative methods, combining document analysis with 30 se…
Real estate anti-money laundering in the Global South – are the laws and policies covering the actors they should cover
Real estate money laundering (REML) represents a critical vulnerability in the global financial system, yet research and policy developments remain scarce in the Global South despite these regions’ countries increasingly becoming “countries of asset location.” While the Financial Action Task Force expanded anti-money laundering frameworks to include real estate sectors in 2003, current regulations may be inadequately aligned with the actual dynam…
Understanding Transparency Failures
Recent years have seen an increase of critical perspectives on government transparency. Some consider its conceptualization too simplistic leading to over-enthusiastic promises. Other, more empirical studies show that transparency can create costs or adverse effects. This qualitative meta-analysis of scholarship reviews transparency research from 1996 onwards to map the pitfalls, shortcomings and negative dynamics of transparency policies. The an…
Framing corruption in Ukraine
Evaluating the Quality of Corruption Surveys for Comparative Research and Sustainable Development
Reliable and accurate corruption measurement is crucial for effective governance, evidence‐based policymaking, and the monitoring of global goals such as the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). While perception‐based corruption metrics are widely used, they face criticism due to conceptual ambiguities and vulnerability to societal biases. Experience‐based corruption surveys offer a promising alternative, yet their methodological …
Monitoring the Risk of Corruption in the Mena Region
Countering corruption is recognized by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs) as crucial for effective and sustainable governance. Sample surveys are often used as the primary tool for monitoring corruption, making the evaluation of their quality essential for building a reliable evidence base strategy and achieving the UN SDGs 16.5. However, there is a lack of studies assessing the quality of corruption surveys in the Middle …
Mapping multi-stakeholder initiatives for public governance and transparency
Global multi-stakeholder initiatives aiming to strengthen public governance and transparency (PGMSIs) in participating countries are increasingly prominent but little researched and undertheorized. This analysis provides a preliminary mapping of the 121 countries that participate in the six most prominent initiatives (CoST, EITI, OCP, OGP, IATI). Rates of participation in single and multiple initiatives are characterized according to contextual f…
Citizens and the public perception of lobbying
In political studies, lobbying is portrayed as a vital process of political participation, contributing information, policy capacities, and political capital to policymaking, but also as a potential source of representation biases, undue influence, and policy capture. Given such Janus-faced nature of lobbying within democracy, the primary aim of this article is to investigate which perception prevails among citizens empirically. By analysing the …
Years of women representation in Afghanistan
This article analyzes barriers and facilitators to Afghan women's representation in the last 75 years, from Zahir Shah (1933–1973) to Ashraf Ghani (2014–2021) and now under the Taliban (2021–...). We conducted a qualitative analysis using administrative documents and related academic contributions from each period to address this topic. The analysis shows that the representation of women in Afghanistan's public administration (PA) has been limite…
Women in government
This article analyses the limits and challenges of positive discrimination policies in the Afghan government (2001–2021). One of the primary objectives of the international community after the fall of the Taliban in 2001 was to bring Afghan women back into public service. The government adopted international and national policy frameworks in this direction, notably positive discrimination policies such as quotas. It set an objective of 30% female…
Framing national security secrecy
This essay investigates justifications for the “necessity” of official secrecy, by tracing and structuring the rationales underlying it. Justifications will be investigated through the case of “national security secrecy,” a prominent example of official secrecy. While the literature generally treats “national security secrecy” as unidimensional, this analysis demarcates several distinct rationales. Specifically, three justifications for national …
Monitoring sustainable development goals and the quest for high‐quality indicators
Tracing progress in implementing the sustainable development goals (SDGs) is at the core of pushing and accounting for change. However, monitoring SDGs is challenged by a lack of purpose‐fit and high‐quality indicators based on data that are collected through a sound methodology, generated regularly, comparable over time, and publicly accessible. Assessing and improving the quality of existing data is essential for helping countries to generate a…
From secrecy privilege to information management
Transparency of Transparency
Less is more ? Les propositions de la commission sur l'accès aux documents de l'Union européenne
Less is more ? The Commission’s proposals on access to European Union document — Transparency is widely regarded as a key toll of democratic governance. The future of citizens’right of access to EU documents is currently being debated following the Commission’s proposal to reform current rules. This article describes the main features of the current system and assesses whether the proposed changes are appropriate, in light of major trends observe…
Organizational barriers to transparency
Transparency in the activities of government and public service agencies has become a democratic sine qua non, legislated by access to information laws in many countries. While these laws have increased the amount of information available to the public, it is evident that numerous public organizations still try to conceal information, although no public or private interest of any importance justifies such behaviour. This article will develop a ty…
Organizational barriers to transparency
Transparency in the activities of government and public service agencies has become a democratic sine qua non, legislated by access to information laws in many countries. While these laws have increased the amount of information available to the public, it is evident that numerous public organizations still try to conceal information, although no public or private interest of any importance justifies such behaviour. This article will develop a ty…
Monitoring sustainable development goals and the quest for high‐quality indicators
Tracing progress in implementing the sustainable development goals (SDGs) is at the core of pushing and accounting for change. However, monitoring SDGs is challenged by a lack of purpose‐fit and high‐quality indicators based on data that are collected through a sound methodology, generated regularly, comparable over time, and publicly accessible. Assessing and improving the quality of existing data is essential for helping countries to generate a…
From secrecy privilege to information management
Transparency of Transparency
Women in government
This article analyses the limits and challenges of positive discrimination policies in the Afghan government (2001–2021). One of the primary objectives of the international community after the fall of the Taliban in 2001 was to bring Afghan women back into public service. The government adopted international and national policy frameworks in this direction, notably positive discrimination policies such as quotas. It set an objective of 30% female…
Monitoring the Risk of Corruption in the Mena Region
Countering corruption is recognized by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs) as crucial for effective and sustainable governance. Sample surveys are often used as the primary tool for monitoring corruption, making the evaluation of their quality essential for building a reliable evidence base strategy and achieving the UN SDGs 16.5. However, there is a lack of studies assessing the quality of corruption surveys in the Middle …
Citizens and the public perception of lobbying
In political studies, lobbying is portrayed as a vital process of political participation, contributing information, policy capacities, and political capital to policymaking, but also as a potential source of representation biases, undue influence, and policy capture. Given such Janus-faced nature of lobbying within democracy, the primary aim of this article is to investigate which perception prevails among citizens empirically. By analysing the …
Organizational barriers to transparency
Transparency in the activities of government and public service agencies has become a democratic sine qua non, legislated by access to information laws in many countries. While these laws have increased the amount of information available to the public, it is evident that numerous public organizations still try to conceal information, although no public or private interest of any importance justifies such behaviour. This article will develop a ty…
Less is more ? Les propositions de la commission sur l'accès aux documents de l'Union européenne
Less is more ? The Commission’s proposals on access to European Union document — Transparency is widely regarded as a key toll of democratic governance. The future of citizens’right of access to EU documents is currently being debated following the Commission’s proposal to reform current rules. This article describes the main features of the current system and assesses whether the proposed changes are appropriate, in light of major trends observe…
Transparency of Transparency
From secrecy privilege to information management
Framing national security secrecy
This essay investigates justifications for the “necessity” of official secrecy, by tracing and structuring the rationales underlying it. Justifications will be investigated through the case of “national security secrecy,” a prominent example of official secrecy. While the literature generally treats “national security secrecy” as unidimensional, this analysis demarcates several distinct rationales. Specifically, three justifications for national …
Monitoring sustainable development goals and the quest for high‐quality indicators
Tracing progress in implementing the sustainable development goals (SDGs) is at the core of pushing and accounting for change. However, monitoring SDGs is challenged by a lack of purpose‐fit and high‐quality indicators based on data that are collected through a sound methodology, generated regularly, comparable over time, and publicly accessible. Assessing and improving the quality of existing data is essential for helping countries to generate a…
Women in government
This article analyses the limits and challenges of positive discrimination policies in the Afghan government (2001–2021). One of the primary objectives of the international community after the fall of the Taliban in 2001 was to bring Afghan women back into public service. The government adopted international and national policy frameworks in this direction, notably positive discrimination policies such as quotas. It set an objective of 30% female…
Years of women representation in Afghanistan
This article analyzes barriers and facilitators to Afghan women's representation in the last 75 years, from Zahir Shah (1933–1973) to Ashraf Ghani (2014–2021) and now under the Taliban (2021–...). We conducted a qualitative analysis using administrative documents and related academic contributions from each period to address this topic. The analysis shows that the representation of women in Afghanistan's public administration (PA) has been limite…
Real estate anti-money laundering in the Global South – are the laws and policies covering the actors they should cover
Real estate money laundering (REML) represents a critical vulnerability in the global financial system, yet research and policy developments remain scarce in the Global South despite these regions’ countries increasingly becoming “countries of asset location.” While the Financial Action Task Force expanded anti-money laundering frameworks to include real estate sectors in 2003, current regulations may be inadequately aligned with the actual dynam…
Understanding Transparency Failures
Recent years have seen an increase of critical perspectives on government transparency. Some consider its conceptualization too simplistic leading to over-enthusiastic promises. Other, more empirical studies show that transparency can create costs or adverse effects. This qualitative meta-analysis of scholarship reviews transparency research from 1996 onwards to map the pitfalls, shortcomings and negative dynamics of transparency policies. The an…
Framing corruption in Ukraine
Evaluating the Quality of Corruption Surveys for Comparative Research and Sustainable Development
Reliable and accurate corruption measurement is crucial for effective governance, evidence‐based policymaking, and the monitoring of global goals such as the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). While perception‐based corruption metrics are widely used, they face criticism due to conceptual ambiguities and vulnerability to societal biases. Experience‐based corruption surveys offer a promising alternative, yet their methodological …
Monitoring the Risk of Corruption in the Mena Region
Countering corruption is recognized by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs) as crucial for effective and sustainable governance. Sample surveys are often used as the primary tool for monitoring corruption, making the evaluation of their quality essential for building a reliable evidence base strategy and achieving the UN SDGs 16.5. However, there is a lack of studies assessing the quality of corruption surveys in the Middle …
Mapping multi-stakeholder initiatives for public governance and transparency
Global multi-stakeholder initiatives aiming to strengthen public governance and transparency (PGMSIs) in participating countries are increasingly prominent but little researched and undertheorized. This analysis provides a preliminary mapping of the 121 countries that participate in the six most prominent initiatives (CoST, EITI, OCP, OGP, IATI). Rates of participation in single and multiple initiatives are characterized according to contextual f…
Citizens and the public perception of lobbying
In political studies, lobbying is portrayed as a vital process of political participation, contributing information, policy capacities, and political capital to policymaking, but also as a potential source of representation biases, undue influence, and policy capture. Given such Janus-faced nature of lobbying within democracy, the primary aim of this article is to investigate which perception prevails among citizens empirically. By analysing the …
Islamic Public Administration in Practice
This article analyzes the Taliban's post‐2021 governance model through the Islamic Public Administration (IPA) framework, focusing on justice, equality, and women's inclusion. It asks: (1) How does the Taliban's governance align with core IPA principles? and (2) What are the implications of such governance for Afghanistan's public administration, particularly for women? The study employs qualitative methods, combining document analysis with 30 se…
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