An “administrative law” perspective, however, may provide also a paradigmatic change of approach on the nature, objectives, and tools of anti-corruption policies – and therefore also on the role played by admin- istrative sanctions. Corruption is considered here a wider and not always well-defined set of activities hindering good governance, which can often be recognized through indirect symptoms, for example, inefficiency in decision-making processes (maladministration), citizens’ complaints, disciplinary procedures against public servants, distortions in the public markets, etc. (Ponce 2019). Corrupt practices may be viewed as having a wider range of manifestations, beyond and regardless of eventual violation of criminal code.
Administrative sanctions
Alberto Vannucci
;Enrico Carloni
2023-01-01
Abstract
An “administrative law” perspective, however, may provide also a paradigmatic change of approach on the nature, objectives, and tools of anti-corruption policies – and therefore also on the role played by admin- istrative sanctions. Corruption is considered here a wider and not always well-defined set of activities hindering good governance, which can often be recognized through indirect symptoms, for example, inefficiency in decision-making processes (maladministration), citizens’ complaints, disciplinary procedures against public servants, distortions in the public markets, etc. (Ponce 2019). Corrupt practices may be viewed as having a wider range of manifestations, beyond and regardless of eventual violation of criminal code.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
