Información General

• Autores: Gjalt de Graaf (ed. lit.)
• Editores: Eleven International Publising
• Año de publicación: 2019
• País: Países Bajos
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 9789462369511
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Resumen

• This book contains 26 studies on the integrity of governance. by scholars from around the world. The studies are on, about or inspired by Leo Huberts, the famous integrity scholar.

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Listado de artículos

• • The legacy of the scholar Leo Huberts

    Gjalt de Graaf

    págs. 5-12

    

  • Part I. Huberts' early work

    • Back to the Seventies?: Inaction, power and the quality of Government

      Paul't Hart

      págs. 19-26

      

    • Power and influence: the early work of Leo Huberts

      Klaartje Peters

      págs. 27-33

      

  • Part II. Conceptualizing integrity

    • Good governance as reflexive governance in praise of good colleagueship

      Willem Trommel

      págs. 37-45

      

    • Administrative integrity: an unfocused concept

      Frederik Fleurke, Rudie Hulst

      págs. 47-54

      

    • Concept of integrity breakthrough in Law and Social Science: fundamental legal remarks

      G. H. Addink

      págs. 55-65

      

    • When integrity and integrity management are taken too seriously: on integritism and the integrity industry

      Jeroen Maesschalck

      págs. 67-76

      

    • Integrity and integrity policy in the future 2.0

      E. R. Muller

      págs. 77-83

      

    • The Politics of integrity

      Paul H.A. Frissen, Arthur Ringeling

      págs. 85-101

      

  • Part III. The inspiration of Leo Huberts

    • Getting to the heart of integrity

      Adam Graycar

      págs. 105-110

      

    • Integrity, by any other name

      Carole L. Jurkiewicz

      págs. 111-116

      

    • The ethics of public policy content: towards a more substantive approach of integrity of governance

      André van Monfort, H. van den Heuvel

      págs. 117-123

      

    • Public officials who look the other way anf their lack of self-reflection

      H. Nelen

      págs. 125-131

      

  • Part IV. Broadening the scope to values and virtues

    • Good governance in public service delivery: explain value contextuality in street level craftmanship and public-private partnerships

      Hester Paanakker, Anne Marie Reynaers

      págs. 135-143

      

    • The value of Huberts' work on values

      Zeger van der Wal

      págs. 145-150

      

    • Where is the love?: considering compasion's role in public values scholarship

      Adam Masters

      págs. 151-162

      

    • Blind spots in public ethics and integrity research what public administration scholars can learn from Aristotle

      Ronald van Steden

      págs. 163-172

      

  • Part V. Bad governance

    • Organized crime, integrity and the Mayor as Sheriff

      Emile Kolthoff

      págs. 175-184

      

    • On tragedy and defensiveness: governmental responses to deadly accidents

      Stephan Berndsen

      págs. 185-192

      

    • The loss of integrity in Small Town USA

      Suzanne J. Piotrowski, Marissa van Ness

      págs. 193-200

      

    • Social network analysis of corruption structures adjacency matrices supporting the visualization and quantification of layeredness

      C.F.W. Peeters

      págs. 201-219

      

  • Part VI. Relating ethics to societal issues and administrative trends

    • Public sector reform: combining two logics

      Geert Bouckaert

      págs. 223-233

      

    • Governance reform, individualization of HRM and impact on workplace behaviour - a black box?

      Christoph Demmke

      págs. 235-246

      

    • Leading to be ethical: debunking five leatheship ethics myths

      Karin Lasthuizen

      págs. 247-255

      

    • Rendering account: governance as a function of ethics management strategies

      Frank Anechiarico, Lydia Segal

      págs. 257-280

      

    • Civility, passion and purpose: the role of the modern scholar

      Alan Lawton

      págs. 281-288