La sfida della corruzione politica all’etica pubblica. Introduzione
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https://doi.org/10.36253/rifp-2273Keywords:
political corruption, accountability, public institutions, anticorruptionAbstract
The article presents political corruption as a problem of public ethics of institutions. It first explains the theory of institutional action that underlies the conception of political corruption as a deficit of “office accountability”. Having clarified the officeholders’ duties in their institutional capacity, it portrays political corruption as an “internal enemy” of public institutions. A discussion follows of the normative implications for an approach to anti-corruption based on the officeholders’ direct engagement.
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